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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21

Ne.7. Academy Of the Immaculate Conoep.
tioa" property for ssle. This elegant estate com
prieea 10 scres with main building (Which cost ~
So0) aad rood barn; land in centes level aad high,
eiopine gradually suuth, east and north. Will be
cold q greet 6argein y epp!sst .roe soon. II
villa plans Of which may be seen q our office BY
any party proposing - purchase. nuiLDsas are re
inyitcd 10 cali and SEE the same a. The work will
Be- let By contract 70 the lowest bidder The land
borders npsn the city limits. but being luet out
paaural condition, this land IL tastefHly laid out
: garden aad lawn, and 1000 shade and orn.-
nsntsl trees are planted large forest trees stand.
ine north Of the main building This place 10 we'll
VSfth the attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21

M. u A pev house on brady street, one Of
a. Host deeirable residences in The city.
No. /. A large elegant heuse, with I'll modern
iapeovsussts, stable, we'll. cistern. fruit and
eAsAs tsses, 1ns river visw, centrally locased,
-oao Of the finest residences In the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21

Scorr DIVISION No. l, Sons Of Temper
ance, meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
nee 8d and Brady streets. jan 6 -d&wly .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21
Away wish Bpecaacles.

Old Eyes made new without SPECTA-
Giles, DOCTOR, OR MEDICINE. Pam.
phlct mailed free on receipt Of ten cents
Address Il. B. FOOTE, n. D.. No. 1880
Broadway, N. Y. agl8.Sn@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21

II IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON
i 4 SlrnmeNts Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21

Tho Sisters Of Charity open their Board.
ing and Select Scools on 8th, between Brady
and Main Sts, on the 10th Of August.
WAxTsD.- -Boarders can be sccommodat
cd with good board by the week or day, at
ll6 Fourth street between Iowa aud Le-
Claire streets. Nns. BRowN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-21
OFFICE FOR RENT.


No. 1. Rar Bilnard and Dining Rooms Tor
rent. (counected, with kitchen and sleeping
vvss.s attached,) formerly occupied by Z. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08


About the LIST OF May orders issued TO further
duce the squadrons In our domestic waters onehalf
Near the close Of that month further dmnution was
directed so that the entire force retained IN
should not exceed 100 vessels In the ary part Of
another and still further reduction wps made leaving but
30 steamers which, with receiving storeshp composed
the entire bocksdng squadrons ON tho Atlantic and tho
Gulf
On the 3st of July the Potomac notila which, under
Commander +. A. Parker had rendered active service,
disbaLded
Tho Mississippi squadron comprising at one time about
100 steamers was gradually reduced and the Ath OF
August wholly discontinued Acting Rear Admiral Lee
was relieved, and Commodore Livingston, who had ac-
quilted himself with energy at tho Norfolk station and
dspsns Of tho vessels and closing up the Affairs OF thai
squadron.
The reduction OF the bockadng force involved also
curtaimcn OF henrmber Of squadrons In june there
fore, the North and South Atlantic squadrons con-
sodAtcd into one known thereafter - tho Atlantic
squadron, Commanded by Acting Rear Admiral Radford
Who on the 18th Of April had succeeded Rear Admiral
Porter IN command Of the North Atlantic squadron Rear
Admiral Dahlgren w@ detached from the command OF
the Seuth Atlantic squadron and hauled down his dag -
Warrington on the 18th OF July.
Acting Rear Admiral Radford having been apo ntcd
commandans " the Washington Navy Yard, was su0-
ceeded BY Commodore Joseph Lannau IN tho command
sof the Atlantic squadron on The 10Th OF October
Tne consolidation Of the East Gulf squadron, com
mandsd BY Acting Rear Admiral sribins, and che wsst
Gulf squadron under Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher IVES
also contaminated and thereafter this force Vas known
a. the Gulf squadron Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher
remained IN command and Acting Rear Admiral stnblIng
returned 10 Boston 10 July.
Besides The vcsscs composing the several sguadrons
Others are In commission In various capacities The
James Adger Is stationed at Aspinwa the Michigan Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

League
Island as recommended by the Department, other Inn
por,ant economic advantages would have been attained
cannot omit the opportunity o. again advising the sub
strton II that so for the present crcumscnbed yard
nt Philadelphia and securing this location provided II
can be obtained for the government IL must be borne
In mind that should Congress neglect TO obtain II the
government will be liable at moment TO be dspos
Bcssed, and compelled TO remove rs iron-cad fleet
On the Mississippi river where there s as yet no pub
Nc navy yard the station ut Mound City retained and
the belonging TO the mississippi squadron have
there their headquarters Several vessels OF this
class which built at st. Louis and attached TO the
West Gulf squadron where they rendered good service
Agiers, opposite New Orleans
In this connection weud respectfully invite attention
10 the report OF the commission appointed unoer the
JOINT resolution OF Congress In June 1854 70 select INC
suitable ste for navy yard or naval station on inc
Mississippi river, or upon one OF Us trbutarics wtn
out attending 10 indicate any preference M 70 iocauoh
10 is not 10 be doubted that In future wars the vee
particularly those Of iron, and thc machinery ana alma
in the valley Of the hssissppi where the material Is 50
abundant Tho experience OF the past Icw ycaIs nas
demonstrated the capabilities Of that section 10 producing
naval vessels and machinery with rapidly
Tho time policy OF the with regard 10
naval force in time OF peace win be TO keep our iron
sad' laid up in ssn in d
trbutcd among the principal commercial cities, whlo
there should be force aoat sufficient to visit annually
II necessary, every navsaoe port on tho globe where
W. ''-~ u.AruuSEss or RoS-cLADa
Some interesting and cxtraod facts and statistics
the comparative heahncss Of Iron cads and
wooden vessels given In tho report Of the Chief Of the
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery Tho monitor class OF
veeseis Il n well Known, have but few inches OF their
bulls above the wator line, and In heavy are entire
" submerged II has been doubted whcthe under such
circumstances would be possible long 10 preserve the
health Of the board and consequently 70 main
tain the lighting material In condition for effective SER
vice. II Is gratifying therefore, 70 know that an exami.
nation OF the sick reports covering period o. over thr.
" monlhs shows that 90 FAR from bong unhealthy there
was lo sickness on board the monitor vessels than
the same number Of wooden ships With Squal number
emption from sickness upon tho iron clads In In
s.ccs 10 remarkable There were on board the Sau"ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

THE WEATnER.-This fne weather is very
bad for the rebellion. Within few days we
may expect stirring news from Grant Will 1t
be battle or the surrender of Lees armyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Railroad employees should be held responsible
In our criminal courts for this kind Of murder,
or manslaughtsr - the grand jury may 20 find,
In the Same way a. any other criminal charge
with like offence. The provision making the
company liable for damages in civil suit also,
will scrve to make both employers and employees
moro careful how they squander human life
through the greed ofgold. 1t Is time now that
our Legislature took some steps in this matter,
and they cannot do better than pass an act
similar to that passed ct Harrisburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

TIE WEEKLY HERALD.-We have the plea
sure of adding to the attractions Of the WEEKLY
HERALD by giving its readers the first five
chapters of an original novelette,, tale of
society, from the pen Of ON unprofessional
writer Of this city, young lady highly edu-
Gated and refined, and as modest as she is
accomplished. The story of Bertha charmingly
written, without being of the sensational kind,
excites the deepest interest throughout, and the
skilfll outlines, the delicate shading and fine
relief of the various characters indicate .
practised hand rather than that Of novice.
The author, at single bound, has placed her
self in the front rank Of our lady writer's, and
we are glad to be first to herald her merit to the
world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

THE TRUE REMEDY FOR RAILROAD SLAuGH-
TERs.-We have repeatedly urged the neces-
sity Of the State Legislatures passing some
laws to prevent the horrible railroad slaughters
which have become of such frequent occurrence
that man would % soon be drafted, and sent
10 the front, as venture into railroad car. A
journey by railroad those days ID worse than Q
battle as far as the chances Of life are concerned
The Ohio Legislature has the matter before
them now, and we perceive that the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania has just passed an act embrac-
Ing precisely the points which We suggested In
these columns week ago. This act declares
chat II any employs Of . railroad company
shall violate any rule Of such company, and
injury or loss OF life shall thereby result, the
offender shall be Immediately arrested by the
prosecuting attorney Of the city or county
where the accident happened, and II found
guilty, shall be convicted Of misdemeanor and
punished, at the discretion Of the court, with
Imprisonment in the State penitentisry for Eve
years and Emo of five thousand dollars In adj
dition to this criminal prosecution, the offender
and the railroad company shall DO alike liable
for civil damages"
This 10 just the kind Of lcGislrl,n we won't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

TIE DRAFT IN THIS CTY.-Every ward Is now
actively engaged in recruiting. We urge ell
organizations and associations to push on the
good work. Let the ward organizations call
upon tho drafted men for contributions In
those wards whore the draft has been enforced,
SO as to offer additional hand money to volun-
teera Brokers are very foolish to keep back
their men. The bounties are now as high a.
they will be, and the war may be over before
many weeks. Those who intend to volunteer
should not delay TO secure the bounties. II Is
for the interest Of New York city in every pos
sible way that she should send no conscripts
to the war. Let us have united, vigorous, i'm
mediate action, and I'LL up our quota at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS CRAFTNEsS.- last
manifesto Of the disanion chief at Richmond,
embodies statement strictly In keeping with
the whole system of false pretences by which
Davis and his partisans have inaugurated and
supported their power over the Southern
people.
The statement to which we refer, Is the one
touching the proposition to refer preliminary
negotiations for peace to Generals Grant and
Lee, in order to avoid the numerous diplomatic
and political complications incident to other
modes of negotiation. Mr., Davis prides himself
on this proposition. He seeks to destroy the
influence of the conservative Americans of the
South by parading his proposition. AT the
same time, the organs Of his dynasty here and
in Europe take up the policy indicated in order
to make capital against the American govern
mcnt and cover the cause Of the United States
with the moral responsibility of an unnecessary
continuance of bloody civil war, simply to
crafty partisan or party animosity. Ti.cs truth
is, the proposition to refer me preliminary
steps in negotiation te Generals Grant and Lee
es representatives simply of belligerent rights
was first made in the New YORK HERALD. II
was made in the interest of the opposition to
Davis at the South, and was contained in q
communication to Governor Brown, Of Georgia,
D, Mr.. Baylor, late Commissioner of that State.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-01
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-01

RE ARGUS WoRKs CnEAP. qenssess 81
--sg $50 .szoea -is For Pay Il AAvsnes
TIE ARGUS WORKS CHEAP. 60 1s1-s-i
Tue ARGUS WORKS CHEAP. = r'"I -
....ss.s-ui Nm si a. For Pay N Advsnca
fHx ARGUS WoPKs cHEAP.s - . -.
rnE ARGUS WORKS cIE1f. "a ~ sss y Ad's''- -
szss1aavs worxs caEi}, sIt tss = AAs'as
5s iv + AAsu.sa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-01
CAPITAL AND ASSET
$1,2OO,OOO. s.

Losses Paid, over eSOO, ,Oo|
Policies issued for amy period, mot exceeding|
years, On terms as favorable as the nature of,
risks will warrant AL losses equitably adt-
and promptly paid ia 4 vfssIs.s sssry = ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26

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'b1sm NnbIid loulu pratr. Wbe bier.
pen Qon. ab0t(sbsn. User IN ouu @,lt
bal cus Hsdt. mir BE Gb; nit stnu Nt.
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au psrbietsn" nsnn fs mir orfiu,2 9tne
eIan(sl bscormurpn etc Wtiftn' chen 70
(sbr, mte rte Sdpa,lun UNI ,pnrpe, m,nn
ne onasnom msn wsrrsn loul.. Elm g6arp.
fned fur rtt 9tatelutur un(nte Nahbar'
'faa'ee ~bIstt;n., Dmno6 m6&nu nj, fan,
a'auttn' Dag fld Suinoie nod MID, 9an1
Don lsinsn ~9Iad eame" nen"sn lann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Trteb E

~~Ob IS 4aum .Driersn fomme" III Ct
BroSe, pte mon jeBl BON auen 9'ppsu b6r,
Nue zen oielsn Bu,6teu. msI6e rsr Sfe.
une Ger Slcsn un6 in rieler Bs3tebunt
isnrn, ldbl llb ntdt pisl oneeree nit Ye
0im mtbstt %abnebHsn. ale bob man mi
Gialsitunaen ~ Eriso.nsuntt;banrlun
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mdre jsBt be1ette pen Grisrsn ole aep,f
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o!nes ntbt. 10 wtnt9 oils MIR ee beamei-
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pn(slte ctnn TOD nod inner tn Staurt
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osrltlben nt@t BeoinourQrss GritbenS: 70
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nsta, ~ itin :ibetnt. 70 rpsrrsn rts pisru
In polistlde SteQuua %aeIopQt'nt Ni,tr ice
5loenS f6on Wtttel unr @see Rnrsn. ID,
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bsbaupten. 90 ftbr ros 9anp aud fd
nod Grteren (ebnt. 10 il % tp6 bepauer
LID. roe uuisre f@wade @eaisruuo Rem
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o,ren na6ssasben uur re Grisrere aoaos
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fe 66 init S,f. Dapie unp pen Ndbrsr
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laltn bot. Sol1e nit ibrsn ein Nrt,ef
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ounosn In nnsI Nsibe ibnen oo0. Nmn,
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
GbIeSriA:@olRet,,.

Die .blsneb. @oroo. 3ta." f&rstbt
0st rer uah esu Grtstsnetroetot o%or,unsb.
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mott on 6dIoepta ob. jue.f ouf rsn
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Ons Gnmere ppm &no Carolina

Natrsm Die &innabme Don Wilmtn9
ton iufelas CIR Sbnman'idm Spuatio
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Nrt,ttl rsr "Ntuen BIT" - 1T Die einet
uun0'Imd6iaen Drsuds. p,0tn etns Ss,tl
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.uadnali&sn ufsrn bsfnteu. nod fsbr &c
lciaert uereen.
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orataltute aus BET pstt.m letdter auadnaz
lid. aonl bsfonpsrs nahtsm unfete Irups
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qu,me 0orrotbsbofs unb In btm Soeans
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Communications unp ibr Sraneporta'
ttonsms(sn srIunet ba6en.
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no'a.lt6 nod fttntr 1oupt.
banr.lsRdtt @borlsRpn Bin. III istp9- ~
alst& aud Elm pf&iiaes @itep IN rer Ian :
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
XIV.
Nut nod Stalttu

Gin pouse 9obr par i.tt isusn Iass,
bee S&udsus psrR1i6su.
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nor TN &tnfen.
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f1manb. Den &sR p%euo.ai'frr r'
Dob unr tsr Manat an 4%rtsaeaIdd. f
b,lrenmatbie 0& aud nod tmuu Com
mopore @artbalci unp feline ttolisn,f4,
eseton aueltt&nettn.
Daasasn traf i,st ptHubcl, 81. Nu&,
ri&t Elm, rae 6& rer bau& Ger 1re.bei
um 10 md&hasr In europa rtas.
@artbolrt, unp istre 1reuupe ba,.en
pie Na&rihi eappn nit Subtl uub- Gat'
ALDEN ounommM ; rte atu f@lua en-
ibr hua. ole III rfubren eos e. as'ae'
9,ultsn unr an (.tnr Sptee or bstlt
q, 8aru ~ iti. II, b A'fsn mo&lsn.
ptr brsibri t,n @aNe ~ babnen.
Garctnol ~ o 4 bo'e ale ptue1X,
r,n pdpRIi&rn 7t,cn t,RitAsn; ptl In
fang (ttnu H'ai ,une l"e auf stus ueus
A'ra far 9'altsn ia fur gan, Gurspa
bofen.
@aribolet. .tu Brsunt An,ont. fammt
alien ibrtssn t'a!isnttdsn 6la&tttna.n
rparsn aubel Gd uor 0ubd. 9n os. Gral.
tir,bstt. rie Zen t,ol,sn,ihtn Qbaraitsr 70
fttr br,,fdnst, (oben Ge (6cn eoe alte
Rom. GAG etntat. f1sts uao md&ttae Sta.
lien. pit fstner eun3tn 6eult@t.tt piepu
eupot hstasu. unD 10 l&ti'b gsrtbolot 10.
fort unb aIst& In rsr nRen Bsattasrunp
ro&folesnren Brief on zen pdpRIi&.n
Nunlius. nit etm Griu@ta. tbn esu, b.i.
lto.n Batter uorlul'0en.
Dsr Blief lautets:
@sbr osr'b1tr 1err!
BON Auasnblid an. 10 wtr bte It.
fen Nadrt@tsr pom Ger Grtstuna rse
Tapase ptus TX. unp Don ieinev Amue'
ffe ~ @snRsn bss- atn.sn Bsd&htsn It.
bieIten. tateu ptr NIT Rsts asiasnesr
Aufngsiamsst. sns 1tttlaabus sk eps'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-26
Nbmirul Nurter.

~Wenn Ibnrjaden Dtno MAIDEN. {
bt.een fh BE BaIfen>" Dteis aIte
Sprtdnort bsudbrt 1t an Armiral Dor
Ter. Ter felt rer Gtnnabme BON Gorl Giibn
ttu eon3 psrteufeltsr AQerpeIlst.rl Qemor
oen II. @dreibt er INTERN Is. ar pae
Wartne.D Department m6'tltd:
u3u05rsn bic H.bs0sn Mot ftlbh
fort &aemeQ, 10 psrpsn mir 70 nod
stnr @etle nsbmen. Mon rorf sben
ni9t au ptel BON unS auf dn m al IT
mort,n. Disle @ufe fine "tremen.
dous." Sd war I'm Sort M ala:
tof msntae Sage nadr,m 60 1d
ben aQttrIen Graniofen unp Gn8Idn:
r.rn srestsn. Die trttn
armten rttler betptn 30.
ttontn 9tbroudten otel.
monat.. UNI jsns GeNs ~ NIB
msnuno po& mar SOFT " a,
tatoff an umfon9 unp 9tdr,
I. ni6te In Beralid NIT
Sort Gtfber. wsl6ss u -&auo'
men aroben 9betls f&wsrsn &ulibere
tatte."
That will do! S6abe. baB man BEN
Npmtral psrtsr nt&t bic &rtdrmune u6n
fort Malafof lbsrtrua. AQes in alien
uobl uruoeen, bate Ct alIstn rem
SOB" fntte esbru&t. Mon io0'e i'm
abbilcsn NIT elmer .nalif&en armu In Ger
.tnsn une elmer franabfl&en atmte in Der
aneern 9one.
portu bat Ipdfslsobne feline Yaf&t t.i
elimination nfQ0t unb pos eono mtre ss
'bm Dunt mi0en. aber aufi&netbsn fam
e., bo6 f& ete Balfsn bisaeu. Gdr letnsn
Rubu brou6su Anbere ntdt tu fura.n.
Nebenb.t beusrft: @or Sort G1 bn 10
tremendous, wit Yortsr ioat. - u1ddtn
ole 22OO Nsbsusu. rte f6' Tn c,u1 (elben
bsfanrsn. tstns fer&tutt&eu 46mptn g..
peisu letn.