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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

comoitHed nsas Oseesla, Clark county. W
leo rFsiisvx Abeqe O. s'cleeTp - svs'ls.
ine, n5s : IN, VIA fsess 6lsehsA went y
thslsGe seRsv. SJsph ClAnbsss, lisihs
1n9u.ssous; md, prd61g ri = de-
asa1stasusr. ne hsnds1 yer hispsek-
It book. They dsnApded psrs ssssy. He
dsnlsd haviag sdy ss6ss. ~. ss2ioe ehair,
knocked ous u ths vini1al down, end wss
eouaa,Ing ~ Ass>llt vhe thrssr she(s
wsss hred at hin. M. Chamber beys.
hs~svsv, essDs - hts Id ma thc to6evss
aed. Ths eonditiea q Ne. Chanbgs L Pre-
Sasssdul. Tires q huf nia k1vS 6tsa u
ssssed "a sdsptdoS, but thefr guilt dos rot
yet appear.
Mr.. james Ksllsy, ofNshsska county,
while Il work ID : steam saw mil, few
days ssncs, W struck by circulsr ssw an
his left arm nearly severed from his should
or. The arm Was amputated end Mr.. Kelly
il recovering.
A new foundry and machine shop il be-
ing erected 1t Otiumwa. (
From the Burlington Ha~l~ys we learn
that Ore occurred in some frame buildings
n the corner Of Fourth and jefferson Sta. in
that city, on Tuesday night, which sssslted
in the entire destruction Of two building
that were occupied ~ retail grocery stores,
and some damage to two other buildings ad-
lucent. The Gre originated in the sscond
stories Of the eulldings that were burned
down. Mea oftts goeds ~,ss get out ef
the lover rooms. = az
A drunken wretch was calabooaed at Des
Moines. Saturday night, who At the time Of
bis arrest WAS found drunk and noisy lying
upon bed wherein his wife was dying He
sobered of BY morning and found his wife
Was dead. So says the Register.
g. McCleavland has been istalled Mayor
Of Des Moines.
Sulllvsp, the young man whom . at q in
sanity killed his mother with an ~, in APP
panodse county, has been sent to the Hospi-
tai for the Insane. 50 SAP the Appanoose
Citizen.
DRowNRD.-B Wilder, who has been en-
gagged cutting wood below this city during
the past winter, was accidentally drowned
while crossing from one Of the islands to the
Illinois side, day or two ago. Tie WAS an
unmarried man, and lately from Warsaw, In
westeru New York. -0srlingeeN Aasekeys,
10th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

CECRET DISEASES!
y HANARITAN'S GIFT,
SAMARlTAN'S GIFT,
The most Ger, ain remedy ever used.
Yes, a positive cure. .4,fe
Bslsain Copavia and Mercury Discarded.
Only ten pills to be taken to effect = cure.
They are purely vegetable, having no sinell or
any unpleasant taste, and will not injure the bows
Ella stomach Of the most delicate. IVA
Cures from two TO four days. and recent cases
In Twenty four hours.
Male packages ~; female os-aenf BY mail.
Oamaritan's Rect { Herb Juice,
positive and permanent curS for syphilia.
Scrofuia Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters, &c. s
There is not smother remedy known to equal
il for the cure of Syphilis. 1t reaches and eradi
Gates it, Price 81. rs per bottle. Sent by Express.
The efficacy Of these remedies il alike acknow-
lodged BY Ply sicians q well a. patients. They
are used in tie U. s. Hospitals, thus restoring
60 health many Of our brave soldiers.
Wat tAs Surgeons say Of tie Sansaritan's Reno
do:
Posi- flosrfrAL, Fl Marshall,
baltimore, Feb. 90, 1854.
have ereat satisfsctiou in stating that hare
used the Samaritan Remedies for Vencreal
Diseases in its most customary forms that ]
have used them with Judgment, discretion and
properly, and hare found them to respond TO my
anticipstions PROMPTLY and efiec ually. Know
jve eesir comporit1cn. have the fullest conf.
dencs in their efficiency, and rs far Ms my use Of
thom extends, feeommend them strongly.
ALvREDC 9owxRs.
Asst Surg sth n. Y. Vol.
DESMOND 4 CO, ProprietOrs.
febQ7 div Qls Race ST., Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
AND FITS.

'ffO-A scns Ccas for these distressing comp!ants 10
a-hcU made known In y reatise For ign and
fIrS-Ns'fve Her'ai ps-psrx Ions puhlslxd by Dr. o
-Paktss BnowH. The prercripti n was fare shed
SITB him N such tr0vidsntial mann that he can.
not conse-ntiouslv refuse to rake knosn, ~
FlTS-u "a. cured eve ybo y who hiss used =, never
~Asvtuv fal-dAn aisswg- case Il l. eQhatv cure
FIT lin CASE. Of 1T ~ Of Dvsvepsa ., and gtedi-
--ents mag be obtained lrs airy druegis $sx4
p1To-eatk ~ ali receipt Of I'VE c~.is 10 prepay
postage. &c A I ess Dr.. .. PHILIPS BROWN.
flro-Ee. ~ Grand H., Jsssss y, y. J. <wsttS-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

TBoaolp, CANADA wasr, Sept. II. 1885,
Ma ]. J. KRONER, I'm I'm answer 10 mine
Of the Sd. ! received box III Dss zans's Anti.
dote" In reply. think il will answer took
clination for strong drink aiucs. YosrA
JAMES SHANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

Paw Paw, hich., Juns ~, 1ess.
/ ]. ]. KRONER, Sin Send me an0ther b0x
Of Or. Zane's Antidote." ! have snother -
tieut who wantSeo Be cured. Wish that every
one knew the value Of the medisius snd the good
it 3 doing Oh. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

DiSgAsEs OF THE N8RvOUS. SEMINAL
AuaISAaH, AND svxUA A. sYSeena-uew and re
liable trestment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOClATlON-ssnt BY mail in sealed letter en-
velotes. free Of charge. Address. Dk J. Skill
LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association, No.
south Ninth Street. Philaielphia, p. Al1dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

Or Cnffs. p. Aug. -. 1858.
J. ]. kROMER-Please hnd enclosed ees dol.
II, Tor which send me Z boz 81 the |" AptidOte
for Sta Ong Drieh." 1 bavs had one boz md Il
did me good, but want another 70 oaks stso
work q u. F- YuuFa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

81. lours. Mo-, Feb.4W, 1osS. HI
DfAa Sn Your box Of Ap,ioote hae worked
ID. magic think en- safely invest anolhef
dollar In L. m fa4ts as5s !. N
HENRY. KROH0HR,
1SA Dtdd1s Streoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

DR1sDAcx. OF. -, lS6S. III
drunkenness proves e6eetnal
-, M NARlA YOuK0,
Dresbask CITY. Miss. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

A Pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and gvs up spestscles. without id " doc
tof Of uedic ne. Sent BY mail, free. on receipt
u 10 cents. Address, 3. y. tOOTE, N. D.
jsnsOAkvem) also Bsoadway, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
). ). KRo1Ea, tSa., phila1sipA,a.. mil
III pr{Nvfetde III ZAwst s>sn.e~ -. )

=. J. KkU2EB, Eta, Phila9elpAio, hA
~ Proprietor "DA. zAxi Axfposs ~ 3 Y
DaCNkDmo0 =
Dsar &r .--siuce the spsiaS Il 1ssv., / have
been using your AxfiDofs In . lasgs nphber u
cases ~ t0trmperance, sndin nlneteen ihstasaes
out Of tsepeF, i hes been sus1ssasul "a totally
ds:sToy'pE re :ppeti,;: srsvinE for ..r.:s
hundred spass in this ~ md 1<skhbdEA ~. I
find it, mode " scston lobe 1pa,oca1ly a1Apted
70 ei.hst recept Or long stasdssg sassas Il coole
the stodhsch, tettiea The yosssxeitsgsent, eni
nlasieg dfgsseits faneti1n1. fhSvG slSoused
Il With marked sueeess II Ds1(ttAp 1Sp3ss, ~
~ u ckii!rss ard =. g.sSs Asasar tssilaa
ndnefOue other nervous afectiona
h 10 6oubtIs4s destined u the end 10 ~ more
god thsn ~ M Tsmperstee S0eittlea aShal
have ever heea formed Knou11R ~ iAosaioDo.
bic talas. ehssrfully sscsmmeed1i.
Yours, &c. 8
- a . A. VIE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

- Gents - Save % Dollars,
Ht8EMAN,S CONCENfRAsEU D8N3lNE
removes Paint, Grease Spots, de-, instantly, snd
cleans Silkas hbbuns, Glove, ~, equal to new
Only - cents Per bottle. sold 81 Druggista q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

sPamovislp. Ohio, Aue. -, 1885,
Ma. J. J. OMER-Euclosed vou viii mad
tve dollars for = z,ae's Antidose.'' A. have
had hve boxes, think =. can afford 70 send ~
IN extra boz. fcsa sclI lsrge qssntity u your
Medicines, though am only sasnte.: bit
around, that Il hss Md : Eooi sGsss.iT
> s9 -. x..JAxrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

ChapRed m4naa, end Fpce, Hore
1ipp, Ch116Da1na, Re.
HEGrMANS Z 90. 'SCAMPfaUR ICE, WITH
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in the esl1ess weather. s3Sld By Druggists.- -
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4r W ri nE0EM AN CO.,
4 Oheuf1s and Infugg,sl.. MY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

EWC8s n6 wv SUC V0utCu OS8tVSS
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Agent,
VIII Deliver $50 Notes. Free -
charge, by express. IN all parts Of the co,in-
try. and receive in payment Checks ON New
York. Phl1 klphia, and BOSTON, current bins,
ana all five per cent interest notes. with inter-
est to date Of subscription Ord~s sent BY mail
will b. promptly hlled.
This Bank receives the accounts Of Banks and
Bankers on favorable terms also Of Individuals
keeping New York accounts. }. e ORvIS,
1T Hill, f.+ President
u Cashier mars dAWSm
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31
WAR NEWS.

The irregularity in the reception o.
our mails still exists. We have re-
rsive.i no l.apc.s since the 22a ins'..
which must be our apology for TIL
scarcity Of army news this week.
From dispatches rlcceiyed at this
place mot Officially We learn that in
the fight bctwecu johnson and Sher-
,nan on the 18Th inst, the loss Of the
enemy, i'll killed, wounded end cap
iured amounted to 450O-our loss
small.
FRI IN the same source we also learn
that Genl. Lee attacked Grants left.
ut or near Hatchcr's Run, and drove
him from three lines of entertainments
tut afterwards, owing to tho enern,
Icing heavily reinforced, he withdrew
and resumed his original lines.
Reports. have reached here frequent:
y, during the last two weeks, that tht
enemy, at and below Winchester, arr
preparing for some movements
what direction is not kn,Nn. We giyt
them as they are recciyed-as merel,
reports.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31

ER We call attention to the ad-
dress Of the committee, appointed BY
the Central Committee at Richmond,
for the purpose of assisting in procu-
ring supplies for guarantees in the field,
which viii be found in another col
umn, and bespeak the hearty co-ope-
ration Of the people of our County
The committees, appointed to aid the
general committee for. the county, are
appended to the address and also the
times and places of holding meetings
at various points in the county.
On Monday last, Court day, a meet
ing, according to appointment, was
held in the Court House and addressed
by AK. II. Fl. Stuart Esq, in an elo-
quent and practical speech. Messrs
Stuart, Baldwin, Shelley and others
will address the meetings on this emf
nent!y patriotic subject, aud there is
no doubt that our people will respond
with that liberality which, we are
proud to say, has erar characterized
our native County. Let all attend
thesc meetings and come prepared &c
act.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31


A Little LESSON Foa Welt nIsPosED
Was Why is it, asked lady. ..that.
SC many men are anxious to get rid of their
wives?' Because was the reply, so
few won,en exert themselves after marriage
to make their presence indispensable % the
happiness Of their husbanl!'' When hus-
band and wife have become thoroughly nc ;
customed to each other, when all the1ittle
battery Of charms which both PLAYED off so
skilfully before the wedding day had been
exhausted, too many seem to think that
nothing remains but the clauking Of the
legal chains which bind them TO each other.
The wife seeks to develop in her affections
no new attraction for her husband and
the Inter percciving .hc 1apsns begins to
brood oyer uncongeniality which does not
exist, anu to magnify the ills that do exist,
into unsurpassahle obstacles in the way Of
bis earthly fccility. This is tic true secret.
The woman who charmed before nlrriagc
can charm afterward, if she will, though not
Of course by the same means. There are a
thousand ways, if she will only study them
out, in wbiclr she can make home SO attract
i've that her husband will uhconsciously
dislike to absent himself from it, aud so she
eau readily make herself the particular
deity Of The domestic paradise. This done,
she may quietly laugh at all attempts to
ALLEVIATE her husbands iucIinations; and
with those inclinations will always 20, in
such cases, his active ju lgemcut.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31
o b i III arp !.


Killed suddenly by the fall Of tree, On. thr 10Th
.ay of Feb. se5, at his Fathe. rcsdcnce in High
land Co. Va. HARDEN A. son OF John liner, in the
18th We ar OF his age. a.nambes Of Company "a"
62nd Regiment, Gen. Imbadcn's Command. :.
Scarcely had the echo Of the cannon ceased to
sound upon his ear hardly had this gallant youth
laid aside his sabre fresh from the ield, when duty
and honor called him to seek once more. for brief
period the loved ones of home, ere death came,
when he little expected to see it. and carried him
away. Mild. gentle to all. Of irfexible devotion
to truth ard honesty, afectionate to PARENTS
sister and brothers. his life gave promise Of use
fulness and distinction. Ills young heaft being
fred 1ith patriotism at the wrongs Of bis dear ma
tive South, and enlist ng at this, carly aye. he was
the faithful soldier ever at the post Of duty and
danger in all the trials of the Valley camp aign OF
the last wear. His comrades weep his memory,
friends in fter years will SIGH for his absence from
their midst. Farewell Young soldier you leave
the battle field Of earth to fight urd der the great
CAPTAIN of-ou salvation il land where war and
striie is never known lest young soldier in peace.
A FRIEND.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31
accident.

On Thursday oflas! week. sudden
wind arose which blew il, the end Of q
three story brick building, used as a
wash house, at the General Hospital
in this place. The wall falling, pre-
cipitated the floors of the building to
the basement, injuring slightly some
Eve grown aeEg3 ruvs, who wereiu
the building. at the time, and bury
four children under the debris, two Of
whom, the combustible portions HAY
ing caught. fire, were burned to death
before they could be extricated, and
another was SO badly injured that il
did on Sunday night, while the fourth
was taken out OF the ruins entirely
uninjured
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


fpUs1IsHsp 81 AUTHORITY OF rHE GENERAL Asssx
BLY,.
fOfNT RESOLUTIONS IN RELA TION
tFsAFETY. f1osrgD FssRrAsr 10Th 1862
Peso,red. That the q eneral Assembly appoint
for each county and city. of the ComWonwealth
wherein it may be practicable, e. disch rye the
duties hereina.eer assigned, COMMITTEE VI
SAFETY. consisting of three citizens not subject
tn service in the army. and with power to fill all
vacancies occurring in their respective committees,
nnd appoint any necessary agents in each nagis.
tarial district whose duties it shall DE to urge and
induce the people to sell loan promptly. to the
Cnnfed crate authorities al army supplies which.
by the exercise of the most ligid economy pos
sibly be spared to organize. a systematic c"iiec-
ton Of all supplies OF visions and clothing when
can be procured By voluntary contribution, and
transmit the same, by SPECIAL messenger, to the
soldicrs in their camps, and to report to the Ho'.
crnoi of the Commonwealth and the Secretary OF
w ar the name OF any officer, agent or employee OF
any railroad, navigation or cxpi ess company, who
unnecessarily binders or embarrasses the shipment
and delivery ofsupples contributed for soldiers
sto secure the prompt general circulation OF the
proposition Of amnesty for deserters and absenees
contained in General Orders MOI fnd General
ORDERS No. 4, 1866 Headquarters Army Of Sorth-
ern Virginia tn appoint special agents Tor asceF-
tanning the names and location of all persons with
in their res pectiyc limits improperly absent from
duty in the army and in case of their fixture or
4 refusal to accept the terms of said amnesty, shall
take promptly such further steps may seem most
efficient to procure the speedy return Of such alb.
sentees to report to the Secretary of War am
Confederate officer, and to the proper Common
wealths Atto' hey any civil officer, failing TN
necessarily delaying to arrest and return to service
any such absentees, and to report to the Judge OF
tho Circuit Court any Commonwealth Attorney
thereof for delinquency in his duty IN this respe ct
and generally to slim ulate and encourage the peo
pie to active and systematic exortions sustain
the army in the field and to promote the co1ntor,
of soldiers families at home.
copy from the rolls-Teste:
WILLIAM II GORDON, Jn.,
&C IL u and K r.
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For THE VINpIcAToR.
To the Voters Of the Town Of Stanton

On Wednesday next, you viii have The
opportunity to select twelve Gentlemen te
,napsge the. affairs Of the Corporation for the
ensuing year: trust you. will cast your
votes with due elaboration, and at the
same time, administer a rebuke to those
who are seeking your SURFACES for tbs sole
purpose Of keeping out of the army -
There are plenty of citizens Of our town,
beyond the oonscript age, who hare herr-
tofore been avcree to holding office, but
who are now wiling. (wbcn the present
crisis of our country demands the service OF
every able bodied man wilc can shoulder a
musket. to serve the people IN any situa~
ton TO which they may be called By their
united suaeages-
PLAIN DEALER
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REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE 49, On
Monday last, the Grand Jury Of the
County of Augusta was empanueled,
charged and retired and in u very brief
space of time reporteds through then
foreman, that nothing had taken place
since the sitting Of the fsrner Grand
Jury requiring their action, and were
discharged. We doubt, exceedingly,
whether like report was ever before
made to our County Court. Surely
the morals of Old Augusta, in these
t1oublous times, are extremely good.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

M are authorized to annannes
a candidate for Sergeant of the Town of Ssrunton.
w JOHN X W'nDEeS
AZ 4 Candidate Ter the efice of conlmissnnsr ..
tho Revenue FIR the Corporation Of staaasoa
! March 24--2t
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FebA-4.
augusta County Court Ticks otEce 10 apif:

augusta County Court Ticks otice 10 'pif;
TFHREE ESTEaY CATTLE.-Taken up by
Williams ID Andersen on his land, the lt day
OF January 1865 OF the folio ing description to wit
lst Steer OF black Color crop and slit in.leit
and in tignt ear white under the ceilv, two years
oid Eext spring, alt appraised at 500.
End A Steer of red color sIi in both ears and
crop off the left white back and belly white or,
end OF tail, star in forehead, two Years old next
spring. and appraised at Sta0.
3rd. 4 Steer af red and white spotted color,
underh sel in both ears and crop of the left enc
wear old and appraised at S330 bv I;rines Cray
ford. Samuel Cline AMI J,hn S aIoDilnan before
William Crawford J z.
Extract Tests
w. \ llGaEI1. Glcsk )
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NE A R RIED.

Tvs-HtaA.x.-On March Let. at thc residence
of the Dri1e's father, by DR.. Sparrow. DR.. isopI.
c fs.E. ef Augusta. Ga, md Miss WILLIE Hat
NAN, daughter OF Coz. M. q. Hartman Of staesntor ,
Va. d
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DUBI.fC S A r Ell viii sell, at the rts-
4 dcnes of Peter Hanger sr., neas az nesboro,
On Friday the 7Fh day Of April next. the personal
property sof II H. Hanger Decd COASTS ing Of 2
Horses. S head Of cattle,4 sheep a good Wagon
Gear &c. Cooking St0ee. ard Furniture, SAFE,
Beahsteads, Beds &c, and other Furniture, Grain
Cradles. large lot Of iisrrow Teeth. and nen.
Loom &C. Also Negro boy &c wears old
Terms accommodating. Sale to commence at
ii o'clek.
S.KENNI1Rl,Y Lr. Admir-.
Ma Silt.