Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], December 12, 1864, Image 1

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VOLUME
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$9 OO ANNUM:
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AND
INSOIANCE AtlROY.
JOHN L. SWITS & CO.,
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Innrii 4 Vilapmei linif
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fJITY LOTS,
Ptrelllaff IImmm A fH§m
Bought,
No. 2-i. On iir«'t, I«» feet front by 150
ftct deep—fouri-fl. Price #iX l»er froal loot.
No. 3. On Third street, it No. loi'awer'saa
c. tion, (corner lot.) tirii", f2"".
No. So. Four boune lots in Davtsoa A Trae
•alditinn glf/» each. Term* easy.
Ifjs. 81. SS, 33. Thirty house Jots ia Hlayma
Ser s addition |1'«• to *150 each. Term* eaay.
No C7. A valuable cily l"t i*. K. corner of
iM«in nnd College Avenue feci on Main by
*15 i i,., »ti College Avenue and commanding a
Jbeaulitul river view. Price |l,5W.
ETMOIIE'S ADDITION,
(Cowaoaly known "1* Claire's Patch,")
IS ROW UID OFF INTO LOTS OF
ALL PRICES, MO THE* IRE REIDY
FOB SALE OX VERY EISY TERRS
•R0 LOW PRICES.
feloose Lots, Store Lota, Warehouse Lots, Factory
Lou.
Htsre jOt-N for sale.
No. 47. One on 4-!i St., e:i«t of Brady St.
Jfo. 4J}. Four ou 1:i St., i.iar Ilailroad bndip».
lloiiitet* for Male.
M«. 10. In Molin", IU.,« two -lory brick dwel
Ina h-ii-e. Willi h.t
w
lv
Farms Wanted.
We want 11 purchase iaipioveil farms frMR 80
|o 160 acres eitch.
Farms for Sale*
Ho. 7V Eiifh'.v acre farm, 1 mile (ton ft*
•ily liiniti. ui ttn *«-t Allen's (irovis rial, all
lin'Uer tine cutli*ati»n and fviu-e, with good dwell
To ir out well watered, t'ruit orcli-
tr,l.andcash,building*
etr. A rfrj '/oicdWr yi'«». Price
i.uiMi balance on time to suit.
So. 7i. Here t'.irin on the Iowa City (Locust
Jenee
trei-t M'Oiid, ii inil'-s trom Hie citv, all under uew
h.ill under mitiviiti HI, balance basture
ind li nix land. OJ«J t#o story fioine dwell
wild necoM!*ary out buildui^js, ctc. "rice
IMHII. _.
No Farm of CS ncr.-s on River roafl be
..«wee*i I'rineetoa mid Leelaire Urlfe orchard,
_i» i*ill:u, l»iii li and out hollies. 1'iice $
W CJ«II, u.ileiiee oil time U »Uit.
No. One iu-re lumi CleonaTownship
llbiiut t*» uiilva u*iriii ol eultoii aud llurant ^ta
iio.i* on the M. A M. R.»'.lr,.!».l, nil mii.roved and
itiJi'r lence aud with jjood Uoiiic and barn
e a e
No. 7 J. One other H»0 acre farm situated near
Se above, witu tike improveuients. #sS3 per
liCTV.
.No. *21 12' acres unimproved land near lhi
Snt. at #1" per acr -. ca»h, balancc in live
team at tper cent.
S.w iK-ren in liinn Oounty. {5" improved ana
ander fence. I Price 1.'"'", k easli.
4txi ai-rea in Iowa county at #5 per acre.
21't'ei acres in Siou* county nt 1 per acre.
li:^i -icre* in Clay county at $1 per acre,
•tiu acres in llancock county at $1 per sere.
acres in \Vmneba«o Co. at (1 per acre,
•01*0 acres at $l.a5 per acre.
S»x0 acre* atf |er acre.
acres in A'anta county.
lo acres id Story county.
40o acres in tlr.iudy comity at |z per icrf.
6iei acres in llutler couiuy at per iicre.
Sono nores in Mower co.. Mum, ut per acre
64'i acres IU llouvton County at per acre.
Co ii«n* qf '*ud in thie (Ocott) county at $5
Mr*cr«t
FIRE INSURANCE.
^Sirenute Capital
Da.
Sold^and LNNd*
LOIM
tloiifle
for Sale.
A UreM ••r«iila.
No. 40. Tbo«e e'iitili'e bnildina tote corner of
Twelfth and Hoik Inland re-is, Win* l«l feet
front ..n m.uili sn'.e i*to »"d
ir"' f*«*
••M »iJ«' "I' Nland «treet.
I ,'|u «b..vr I- U very line location: price very
I' t' term- small •mount
i- af cash down--balance on long Urm of yeara at
!II* late «*TintereM.
\M 4] |,„t on liradv street, westslde, 65 feet
front Itv (Vet ieej-price verv low. On pay
ment tor the lot llf m"nrif I" l»tiltl will i* loaned
'or a ttrn of yfir* nt fix per trn
"3
I'"' feet.cr. Lm.lnand
iAnri Tli" tuui-eii in u'xul -.otmition, iA now
teiit .l- |osMs*i..ii jriviMi ii.C.'ihiy*. (Thehoui-e.
Hi ice hi li*ius^ mill lut., ,.»• H' one
thini c.i-h huliinie on hnj{ uinr ul low intereat
N.i. A britk dweliinjt liiiuw oil C-2il St.
{|l iV»i- ni^h, rest on lime »t 8 per cetit.
No U7 T!i' o-tne iiiiw o.vn-'fl and occupied
Wuro S. L«i|.,h. :ua the ',v»liiu«h«. me
*nd lliree fall I nIrouiiiy M-ulli up.ju ill M.,
forner of t'arnmii uireot. house is in per
|iict ri'puir, hiivinij hi'eu fitt*.'»l up by the owner
lorhinineir. The entireariatuje uent oft'.iahootie
|B ti .-u'l'ul and ciiiiH'U'tf. The view from this
#lace i« un«urptui«i:a. Terms easy.
No. S». Uriels lio"9e aud lots, mutueasl eor
Aer of 4ib and Muin Si»., known asThorington es
tate I' I't. front on each St. Price §6.''.i0, may
featutii for a term oi ye u'! nt n l«»w rnte ot interst
No. a. i ".me liotise south f=ide 3d street, one
ini!e «i"t of Hni'iy ntrnct price, Two
Ibtrdu may retuuiu ou luort^n^e at six per cent.
Imwmw
llartfori Fire
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Ptaaii tin laMraac* C%
or NEW YORK.
ltlutlc
lire
OPSPBIRGHKL1I, MAB8.
FILE INSURANCE.
IggregMs Capital *$M,Nt,NI,
Bartfcr*. Cena..
|HM Uffi Imraaee
oFuumui.com.
few T«rk Lift Isnrsacc
V«W York,
Hew York,
JttaBt llwl»«*ACfc, |«US
BLWJl, (UtOOMtt *t-
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
A M. Mill—iu. To., Wo. IT fit Bo*, IwTtrt
u4lll*iislit,l*IM.I.nni KMI mtJMeeaMse
art wwilmlirtfcitiM tdnnlwiii1.-» wtKriv
Uan* far in at oar iowart rata*.
|. Scatvas, D*a*W» rmt, Otea(«. to aa
tk«raM receive rm'naiaii far thk paper.
LOCAL ITKMS.
do TO rni Bern.—Go to Brvant A titrat
ion's Chicago Commercial College, to get
thorough practical business education, or to
become a guvd sound telegraph optnlnr.—
For circulars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant & Stratum, Chicago, Illinois, dwly.
FESBARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his office, on Main street,
Davenport. np6-dAwt.
Brimui EDUCATION.—To procure a thor
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
th rough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercia' liege, corner of
Blh and Brady. Every facility afforded at
ra«ontil»lc' rules. Reduced rate* to disa
bled folliers. n?7-dAwly
WAVTED.—A few Iowa "War and Defense
Fund" Bonds, for which the highest market
pricc wi'il be paid. Apply at this office.
SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED. Three
competent School Teachers wanted, to
whom $45 per month will be paid. Apply
to
JOHN MADDEN,
Pwwtflflit Mmud Board, District Towfatrfp
of Winfleld. daolO-d3t
"TUE
diffurcnco between a fool and a
wise man." The wise begins where the
foo! IcavtH off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The W« require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollar* left to a helpless
famiiy will sa~ them from vice and misery.
Th- tr.Uc know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only a relief but a support to a
family visited by pioknrss. Become wi?e
licf^ru it is too late, niul examine a subject
that interests the human family in the high
eat degree, at the office of
AM.EX
W*.
IsotM.9,
Room No. 2, over Mwklot's Bunk,
Corner of Brady and 2d streets.
Oct. 10-dtf.
Jn roR class will cot..ni. nee on
evening, Nov. 21st, in the basement of the
Presbyterian htirch. A lvancid class will
coniTiion o on Wednesday evening, Nov.
23d, in the same placf.
Tiekutsl'or each class to gentlemen. ..$2.00
Tolndicit 1.50
Terms—20 lessons.
J. C. WALLACE.
RKSIDEKT DENTIST.—R.
D.
Myers is tbe
oldest nnd most expert need Dntiut in
Davenport. He furaishes artifici .! setts or
parts of aetts, in tha most acctr e stjle.
Satisfaction warran' .d. OiBce, 'irthsast
corner of Peiry and fhird streets, dftwtf
"A PESNT sav id is two pence earned,"
and the best way we know of to approve
this is for 3*oung men and old men to pur
chase their clothing at Krau«?'s. You will
get just as good nn article as elsewhere, and
about 10 oer cent, cheaper. That is the
way to economize and get rich. Krause
has just opened a large lot of gents' fur
n shing goods—very nice. Call and see—
opposite the National Bank.
AT WnoiEs.\i.t.—The beat place to bny
Ready-mr.de Clothing, Gents' Furnishing
Goods, Hitts, Caps, Cloths Military Goods,
etc., at wholesale, is nt Mnas &. Mavcrs, No.
11, West Second Street. Call there and
purchase, instead of going further East.
MM.ITARV Clothing of every variety, to
gether with Furnishing goods, in great var
iety. just opened at Maas & Mayers, Ut. II
West Second Street. Call and see.
THE B»ST AND SAFEST Srwutm.—Th*
RED
JACKET
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Iftsanuiee
OK NEXT YORK.!
Libit
Fire lastraaeeCe*
Nrw York,
|mm lasuraace o.,
Njw LI..:n.
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SLTERIOK REMKDV.—We can co nscien
tiot sly recommend to those suffering from a
distressing cough. Dr. Strickland's Meliflu
lous Cough Balsam. It gives relit tf almost
instantaneous, and is vntnal not disjigreable
to the taste. There is n doubt hut the
M.-Litluoas Cough Babcm is one of the best
pepar tion s in use, and is all that its pro
prietor claims for it. We have tried it dur
ing the past week and found re.ief from a
most distri-siug cough. It is prepared by
Dr. S'ri kmndi N«- Fast 4th street, Cin
cinna'i,0., and for sale by druggists at 50
cents oer bottle.
A. F. MAST
X»E
BITTERS are free from all aridi­
ties usually found in ordinary tonta and
stomach bitters of the present day. They
are inade from sound and fresh materials
nothing that w not entirely wholesome and
healthy enter into the composition of them,
they are a combination of rare herbs and
Plants, with the purest and mildest of all
at imulants —fine o ripe Bwrbm Whisk ev.
Call for tho Red Jacket Bitters, and {do not
let any one persuade you to take any oth er.
BEAfTirtr. ADVERTISEMENT.—Messrs.
Drake k Child*, 101 LiHerty st., N. V*.,
have adat ted I hurwalsden's celebrated bat
relief "Night and Morning," as a show-card
for the new toilet companion, "Lnbin's Flor
iline." This art cle, the nonpareil of toilet
requisites, is a gem of elegance and utility,
and Reserves an advertisement so beautiful.
It fixes the hair in any position, invigorates
and strengthens the hair, and imparls to it
the rare, recherche fragrance of the ftowers
of Southern Franoe. Buy it and aee.
IN
HAYlJja TAkEN AN IXTERBST
:lMHaa»li!teivilk
BOBT. SIMPSON k CO.
Isprepsred to attend to the wants of his
friends aad the public for
FIRE. LIFE
01MUMEIN8WAML
OVER tlQiOMiMO
•/"&• -yrPi^-r*':rv-
GREATEST
Tun CuamaMO.—T
ing on tbe ka batWMS tWsafejao* IM
lalaad with parieet mt*f.
Tn 8d and Sd Iowa regiments have beer
consolidated. With the new recrnits an*
drafted men, the consolidated regiment i?
now at the maximum.
PERSONAL.—Major Galligan, of the 6tl
Iowa Cavalry, arrived home last evening.
Ue Itfl his regiment at Fort Randall, D.
tie is in fine spirits and looking weU.
WE were in error in intimating in our is
Kue ofSaturdar last that correspond one.
had taken place betweon the AdiutantGen
erals of this State and Indiana in relation
the Lafayette Railroad disaster.
CIXCIKXATI papers of the 7th publish fnl
lists of raoualtles at the battle of Franklin
Tenn. We do not (ind the names of an
Iowa soldiers among thetu. The troops e
gaged seem to have been principally froti
Ohio and Iilinoi*.
FIRE.—A pile of siiavitign was discover®*
to be on fire i" the basement of Griswoli
College yes'.erday morning, while Bisho|
Beddell was delivering hia sermon. It wa
quicklv extinguished before any damagt
was done. Cause unknown.
GOOD INVESTMENT.—People seeking safe
inreatmenta for capital, should net (ail tc
read the advertisement of the President Pe
troleum Company, of Pennsylvania, in an
other column of thia paper. It ia paying
larger dividends than any "ther corporation
of the kind ever established.
PERSONAL.—His excellency. Go*. Stone,
arrived in town Saturday evening, and h&
rieen attending to somo important officia
business at the Adjutant^ieneral's office to
day. He will leave for Washington this
evening, whither he has been summoned to
appear to adjust the claims of the Slate of
Iowa against tbe United States, which bust*
neas is about to come before the Treasury
Department.
A NEW IxsraAscs AOEMT.—By reference
to a card elsewhere, it will be seen that
A-
Mast, Esq hasb^n admitted into Ihe
partnership of R. Simpson & Co., Insurance
Agents. The starling business qualiiic
Mr. Masi are jus ly entitled to the posi
iion, and will ad 1 much popularity to th
present condition of the 6ra. It represent
cipitsl of over $10,00-VJiJ0 made up from
the best insurance co?ni»tnic3 in the coun
try, and arc prepared to take risks at the
lowest figure?.
FRIE\DU??S.—By
BENEFIT OF THE
an ad­
vertisement elsewhere it will be seen that
Mr. Risley will unroll his magnificent paint
ing of the River Thames on Wednesday
evening, at the New Gcfjnan Theatre, for
t'tv benefit of the friendless, and we hopt
that our citizens will turn oat generally and
help the good work along. It was announ
ced through the columns of this paper Sat
urday that would give an exhibition this
evening, but at the solicitation of those who
desire to have the work of tbe destiiuti
progress, he has given up his own interests.
Mr. Kielcy is entitled 10 much good will fo:
the ^onerousness thus displayed. Let t!:cr.
be a crowded house.
TOBACI'O CROP I* Scoff CorrfT.—
We are inform -d that the yie'd of Tobaccc
in Scott County the past season has been
very encouraging—much larger than any
previous season. Tho quality is also su
irior to any ever produced, which goes to
demonstrate that this important branch of
agriculture can be successfully carried
on, with a proper management, here, at
ito:ne. In consequence of a partial
failure of the crop in the season of 1663,
the experiment, to a great extent, was a ban
dooed, but we predict that a more general
unl"rt*king of its culture will be manifest
ed the coming season than ever. The far
in
era can engage in no pursuit more rema
nent-ve than this, or produce any article
that is easier converted into money. Nich
olas Kuhnen A Co., have already commenc
ed purchasing leaf tobacco, and are paying
Chicago prices. They inform us that our
Scott County pro lucts mike* a very good
cigar and express the belief that the time is
not far distant when ita use will become
very general for that purpose. They con
template laying in an extensive stock of tbe
Scott County leaf for manufacturing purpo
se*.
DEMOCRATIC FESTIVAL.—'The democrats of
tliis county will hold a grand festival, oys
ter supper, and aaciable, in thia city, on
Friday evening, the 16th inst. The occa
sion is the opening «f a new and more com
modious hall for tne u«e of the Rock Island
Democratic Union Club. There will be a
dedication apeech, in tl«e new hall, at 7
o'clock in -the evenit.g, after whi4l the com
pany will itdjourn to the Island City Hotel,
where Mcasrs. Stafford A Mott trill prepare
a splendid supper for the guerts. There
will, perhaps, be toasts and speeches at the
ta Ue, and af'er supper the gue»ts will re
tire to tho large drawing ro»m* of the hotel.
The whole house will be at (he wtrice of
the company, where those who wish to en
joy a sociable evening can do so. The
dancing hall will also be at the service of
the rompat|y and those who wish to dance
will retire o the hall and pasa the remain
der of th« evening tripping the light fkctaa
tie toe.
It ia intended to maks tha partv audi as
•as aa will ooanaad the approval and pa
tronafs orf* all, and nothing trill aamir at the
tallies or tho dares trhich will aak* it on
pleasant for those who are not dsasoerats to
Attend.
It is also ISoped that our frienda ta Dar
onport will get np an extra train of cars, or
COM by tho w bridge, tn
and join with
having a jollv j,
Our excellent
accoraiuodoUona
from tbe ooan^y tth#'
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totiirn hsMooiir tiaotsoo of tkootoais^'o
fcdtditu
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1864.
la Iowa
Capt Beq) lull, asU Ost 11th iafV *h«
isercrombie aanrei oak
Cat* ha 0 Marvel as Mq|svlllh left
III Si, vire V died,
Setgi James K*Urj as Oaplala os D| 11
mil, Oct IT, vtos Threpe, awmt oil,
L» «a fpeacss se Oapia a ao a. Hit
U, uet H7, vtoa NeLow aaUmi oak
eergi an A White at Id Lt as It, 11
i» i uot O.
14 it euiwl Fester as Cspt ae O, lla
ati, Oct 87, vie« Barr, bimmM oak
frrii U e A HeV|rM«e ee OapUa eo B,
lid lufi, Me* It, viie Heaah,
dergt Jeea W Liatille as let L» ee 1, lli
...ft, tl, »ic« Mti#«, ma«iered aai.
HeraOew BtaeSeras 1st Lieitt,lltblalt,
ic 27, •i e Pr-eco i, BMMtsil oau
L. Mo-• i W tiiaifcae tiapiaiaeeC, lltk
ji Jay it v'ueKeal, allied.
Cwei ti«rvi ue: y Le ib as Qaarts aa
tr 11M mil, N V t, vteeUadte, mas ered oat.
lie „t L^b ci» kiieila*«r«ertMMUWA
tlij in", v II), vice Wjii^.
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iuv 17 vt e tl jea r.a'itu d.
li.U Aiooa- C. rS, ee CepalaaaBdt
V, 6 ptiJ, tnee Pa s^a-, te.-«fSetf.
8ergt Am 11 Kuaiub, as Is. Li also Mlh
til, *Jcu 14, vice PfiiMU, re.t^ued.
At bur Uitneo, aa lai Lice lllb
on oc 8, v ee Pi uis, rergutO.
tteigt Iu.s tl Mdr, as cDapiaia SOth laii,
"*°L ueo W Blerics, as Capt as Mlh lafi,
Oe. 18 vice Disea, r«s (oei
«d Li Nausea W Cr.se.ss 1st Uos D, Mlfc
Bit. Uot IS.
ti'igtB ad^sek Wood»ea,aaOaptoeVSOth
if Uvi 1ft, viee Beasa, bttled.
1
«ter«i deal Barr, as 1st U ee A Sd esvalty,
iov H.
tfeictQso W Meter, as^ai !t co 1 Sltt iaf
d.iM.
I Bo#o Befl baoer, as Oapt eo A, ba i
4 i i u i A i w 1 9
tx i.t J. srph U MeClara, ae 1st Ueat eo A
till lltt uif dot IV.
2. L. AOUisi O D««i of CO 0, ts 3d Lt oo A
i«u 14ia lott, W«v IV.
In U Oi vi le Ud(kf,ts C»pt S* bSW 14*
uti, N«v lt.
2U Lt Tees Beaeh, as 1st Id 00 bst
Ilia in No* iV.
coigi lJ«rry u Smith, ss SJ Lt 00 bs
U.ti loll, bo* 19.
JJaj Uarlaa Baird, as Lt Oiil Ith esv, Bop
IA, vice Patrick, reeigaeO.
Msj A eiuder U aeileeee, as Lt Cal ls
»v. e«|ii '2b, firwCainwe.it, awwieil vak
2dLiKuA €MUCI,ee 1st ui oo let OAV
irft 11, ita iBen. resigned.
berjji Canst JUvffuaL, as 11 Lt oo Ell
je»e.-y, bept It.
1
si Joses, as Cspt eo I 4t
imt, Oct S7, vie? Furseii, reaiiiaea.
Major li oj O Juui', ftt Li Col 3J CSV, SejK
11, v.uit DuMrtlJ, ir*ti[ed.
Jei-j jiua 0 Wilcox, as Maj 5ih eav,
S-(i, iti, »ioo ltaiid, piouiotcd.
nearics, a* 1st Lieat eo
29.u !'.:i, uci 2d, *ic.t ttu n», eei^oed.
H.tjor Untii b, i.i ColiiVtU tel., Oct 4.
f|j^,jrt.etll:e| i, kl
oer^i r.i.-a »ri iki jjJie, 1st Lt co 32i iaf
Mjviu vi.e 1»I-li Ulavbar^ed,
Li oiil'ioov Comiwrinut, Capteo II Vt
«av, ov ad, viee Wo.f, ^.u.'a out.
ui a«ui L».II« tt 0«Mta|MB, Is.
7.1* civ, N*v S3, viae Ryaa, mas'd oak
2d Lt VVia U d-4*«ee, AJjt Uii tail,
17, »iee Cauip, leeig^ed.
ita Li Aauiwee Buetu, let Lt oo I ttd talk
.Cl 14, tficn Cwl.iu*, iMi«ii((L
ber^l Jas L/ui, HiLieniSid left, Oet 14
lanaiiuM ia»u»u is B«CMWI,
Francis ti lui^cy, AiA AJj,U-u oi ikatevi
Ijwa wub rai.i vl vwt ut «v, Vi« I, %ieo Cu
jelt ou, ics bed.
1st Li Auieitiiog, Oapt co 8tu Inf
it J.
3 r^i B»tt D*vid-oa, 1st L^ea 0, Ut
all, A I* 7, vice Kiuiple, (liot^W
Uai Ue. Will Ki Craw, 6ta esv, Oet IS,
r.ce ttiwyimt, rr»itcu—
Tus UeSATIUNS to TMB Ml« 18010801.—
tbe Itfeieg ta tae lavMiwry ol |«acfcagM.
ie:i*er. a. tne eemp ol i e AHB lo*a laiab
Wy near UruwoiV na, Aik«u«M, oy U. It
.ion li, AK«~,I i-jt. n .iioouwj, aa iiio«
u,. hie iiii lUiiHiMca w ue svaiaitw
t»u LI i eta i (j
List or faosAase IHVIM TJ
saeteaaT sv e w. sutra.
Thus Orns. b.rral I terra
a 9M*S pavaa^ea t»v a*.a,
l»a«fc«».s.
Mtu losa.
A n SeOaiion«b 1 0o%u«, two aHMS
.1 Pqiternon 1 I eirf.
Nurmtn I*
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K.ut» I
MNWRT TROOP I BOA
Wm !'arnia (*a.
(••rat I'ontar 1 »•».
Joseibaa vioukitu i
Htaxban Lortoa I boa.
flannel I orton paaaaya,
4. Ktlpatriak I bo.
Ua lla? tws.
O"**on aaa, lkM
W It io*in-*oal box.
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Jotia rettor I fees.
Albert m*f 1 bus.
T.lieaatrIM,
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JUIM VhifSl b^T. 1
B1waH Breaaiafc 1 bett
I. B. naiN.II bot.
Wm Freaton I hoe.
Wavr* K»fid*ll tboew
I. rwll 4 eaas.
9. hniMte pair boots,
Hd i'inl enaa.
Geo Mot I bo*.
*V. A L'.»-irr 1 imrmtillB
Mat It Wi'kw 1 bit
l.» O 8«ialrae I box.
Tlwia lJoi'p«r 1 boa.
RdwarS 4 (*h«* bbL
JliP aahnof »N.
0 retmos baaaa.
Lilsvmtbt 1
Wia O Monral isitaw
Me«i ••ebea«iett,t|
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efMUtew ead s eat.
1 erete el esktags Ml
ptealae ae41 be* e*a ma«'o«a
Ti «mw* Oealtarf Oesiateilea.t Mt pet»
teae eat solMa.
LIST «f (owa slab aad
frota Cbatt^nooga to Na hvitte, Kev.
SB, 1MI:
Ja^n H. Biffin, ltit*i, tklb
Blaei Gree., U 7tb,a ck.
Paql S xieia Ker, ilb, kiea
Tea-'O I, US', dleirut-e. ... ,"
Brium, & U K left arm.
O K D-nbarn, 2»tb, eiek.
5
Ua« fr, 0 lAtt, tfifit hip.
Bobt D-i-n, 11 b, discbarfed.
vv
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a Wfeeler^I 11 K olHtfltf. T*
Brr^t Wa Vsoatta, 7 k, slsk.
SOXK.—The "Decalion" was sank
feerdsy by the flaotioK loo. Her sidi
oomplstdy demolished by ik Tho
which were aboard of her f«n pit e
tho islsnd, while t»s moa msw^id to
their way to shore. Sevorsl pen—
down yesterday to take bar machlmry out,
which can easily be done, she having aonk
in shallow water.—MmtetUmt Annul.
Scxx.—Tbe Hufo ferry-boatM Kate** was
overloaded with freight and sank :n the
mi-idle of the river, oppoeite BlsOilssw
mum.
y Eve. Bee. Idtfc*
rpiB rapiatBTOR baa bees iadaeed by tbe
apeeial request uf the Ladies ia coeasctioa
The Boma of th* Frieadlese to give eae
with
mure eaterUiasteBt of
mtMLEmm
RIVERl THAMES,
"THE DOSt'oF THE'FlilEilillESS''
Itiaexpeetedtk.it the Paveoport Git* Cl*h
will enliven the entertainment wi a choice ee
ection of Son duf'.nu the iniu»T«ls.
Doors open at cummrnce at 7W.
dNlSdSt
•TATE OP IOWA.
Exsrcnrs Owici,
lib Moines, Dee. 12th, 1864.
CIRCULAR.
To Offlcera fta Iuwa RtgU
mentis
In Tiew of the numerous complaints made
to me be soldiers from lows regiments, who
are sent away from their companies,
snd descriptive rolls not perfectly for
warded, I instructed tbe Adjutant Gen
eral to issue Circalsr No. 2ft. I desire
to add that I bsveslso directed him to keep
a list of all officers whose men make thia
complaint, for future reference and no of
ficer wboee name appeara opon thit list
shall bo promoted hereafter in-any Iowa
regiment, no matter how strong his recom
mendations may be from his superior offi
cers. This list will be published in the next
report of the Adjutant General, thst the
public may hereafter know whst officers
have been thus neglectful of their duties.
Iowa officers will find it for their interests
to obey this request.
EYE AND EAR!
Thty treat siKcessfullv, on a new metlunl, all dis
aseH of the Ere aert F»r. They have uad more
extensive practice, and lietter snccess in the treat
ment of all
DM8EME8 OF IrO.WEJT,
Than auv other PhvsiciRtts in America. Tbey
have cured wuiaeu who have been con lined to their
bed for years. Tliey never fail to cure.
E U A I S
in all its stages no matter of how long standing.
They cure
A S A
so it sever rctann. They have a Sure Care for
the diatreasing diseases,
JVeINMorrAsffs, er J*!feo I
Th"5 cure all Diseases of the
e a a i u s
DtP THBMMJt Cl ttED
They have discovered a
«URE
Sl
SPEEDY CURE
Porthls Terrible Disease!
It ia also a sure cure for Kcarlatina, or Scarlet
Fever, which is of the same class of disease, lt
never fiils to enre Dititheria or Scar I nina in from
13 to 49 hours. It gives relief immediately.
PBICIPBB BOTTLE, M.M
CANCERS.
They have had an extensive practice and won
derful success in the treatment of Cancers, which
hev CURE vithont eating them out or using the
Knife Let those who iievc
TUMORS ORSWBIsMNGS
or a red spot lose no time iu having it sttended
to, as a mel v treatment may save them from the
horrors, suffering and death of un open cancer.
c*T&mmu cvwtmn.
They sretaeotiag Catarrh aa aaew ayaiea whleb
SURE fdl FM Till MSBASKI
ExperieBce has proved that Catarrh ea*m*t be
eared by local tmtaMBt atom hence the aaay
advertised earn for Catarrh, all of whieh are lo
cal remedies, gire relief o*lj while the petieat is
under them, hat Mifnrw.
I' nderstanding the disease aad we know it can
not be eured by LOCAL treatment iherefere,
we also present a cohrtiint.'onat temody to be
tabes, end by the combined and JunitUu
tumal treatment, we are enabled to remove the
MUM of Catarrh, and thereby effect
A PERMANENT Cfffi.
Titer* comaravioirs for years hare averaged
from Ave to aevea thousand a year, which gives
them aa experience vnsurpaased by aay, and
equalled only by a few.
fgT Beawtalier they do aot proadsetoeareaU
stages of IMaeesa. Waile all diseases are earabla,
tf takes iaseaeoa,SII stages are nek Tear ease
aay be earable this weeek, aataest ts by.asl
towmsirow beaeejtbe imgsr afdsby.
Ha
Oar Terms are CASH hease tbe meosr
be seat with all ardetoftf smdielaes It
fraa Iveto Mtaea daBars aer atoatb, to daatsr
with n«, whleh inelades mediciaes.
0p^Tbe poor will be tavored.
•IS
..........
"ttfi
W. M. STONE,
Governor.
Papers that oonatly publish orders of the
Adjutant General's office, will publish
one*.
DR. KJfAPP & SON,
PHYSICIANS 1 SURGEONS.
FORMERLY OF NEW \ORK,
arc tr uting sstcce f*fiil!y
CHRONIC DISEASES,
On a l*ew Kjatrm
Which embraces tl.e best nnd most approved
methods in this iir.d oilier countries l'or
the cure of aU Chtouic Diseases
TLey treat succs'tfi
All Nervem 4 aearaigie affretiaai
All forms of Scrofdla, l)e*pepsia. Diseases of the
Liver, Cor.stipation. all Skin Diaeases, Pulmon
ary ('on^unption in its earlr staijes,. Paralysis,
Epilepsy, Salt Rbeutu, Ueaaiachea, all Heart dis
eases, Diseases of Children aad
flesdoal Weakaen St lexaalMts
«a»cw.
Which are csrrying thousnnds te dieir grave*
annually.
Y%-
frntayiM
The Stock of
BOOTS & SnOES
^4 iiu.l-'f •off*
ABl
a
foW licttififd
VY aad 8b*ae, %m which we lavite atteatloB Of
S*TU P. fifcfAXf. I
JOHN R. SIMPSO!*, apl*-dltr
In Sterling Silrrr Vat't Po'iVl* and Pain at
CURRY'S,
On Brady Htrett.
LADIRN' NRTTN, of Solid Gold Set
with Pearl, O) nx, Coral, Ac.
'IVORY SETTSf v
Solid Gold Biags, Weddiag Blags, •emethiag
eatirely Kew.
GENTS* SCARF PINS.
Clerks of th? Dfwpxt HItICS »Tnt of the best
manufacture, juat received and Bold at uld |riaea.
Chminm, BrmeHetn. Sold Pritl,
J*r«scifo, Sptcfact*», Arc.
Baremeters, a very useful Instrmaeat
for Farmers and others.
WtofrJfc Repairing,
Done by experienced Workman in tbe best man
ner, and Warranted to Give P*rftrl Satisfaction
at CURRY'S on Drady Street, door akaive Sd.
aepS-tf
I E W E W i K i e E I
D.
4.
tltSt £Iftt Witt IKUOttt
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Onr Goods are all fresh sad beaghtdireet from aaaufectvrert. Oar fbeUltleaferbayiag sea
Tacaabtoaata cuapcli
•.<p></p>PLUMMER'S
JSa 50
D'lsraeli's Anerities of Literature
Hallai'i'M CoiiMitutioual History England}
]»'l»rs!• 1 s'ft Curiosities ol' Literature^
Htirtun'ii Anatoinv ot Melauelioly
Clisrl"- I .sink's works
D'Touquille's De::iocri i v in Amerilttf
Qibl^ History vt Rome
Batter9* Bell Srrir* of Ports. cle^Aiitly
Voi«.Tiuki|Morocco
.^aajH^Akjaai^ "aa^a^oi''
lWDlln TTtTTI,
Poetry of the Fields,
Poetry of the Y»ar,
Poetry of tha Woods, ..
Hemao's Honas of the AHetteaik
Moore's Irish Melodies^
Photofrapbie Albnmrand
in fine binding cannot be excelli-d in variety of style or beauty of finish by anything
The Juvenile Toy Book department is very complete and parties looking for pro*
sents for the Young People cannot fail to be pkased. Also a great variety of
Stationery, Blank Book*, Gold Pens, Poeket Cutlery*
Purses snd Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Indies' Baskets,
Scotch Fancy Goods, &c., Ac. Call snd examine goods and prices before tusking pur*
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
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wiLuov
*%wfracntJLLT AjntowoBB to tn*
y paaplaot Davsayrt, aad vieialtr, that he
jaatapsaslat his aew atora, aa
»dr Ok« *rst deer shave Id*
aanNlf selaetcd, aad
aeeortaeat or
WATGHES.JNJCXI
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nabrawag every aodera aye aad patera,
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haveaporl,
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made ia the most fashloaable aad servleaSMo
manner. A liberal share of uatrvaage Is aolisfl
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Prescott's Complete Works
Kirk's Chsrles The Bold
Addison's Works Complete
Goldsmith's Animated Naturo tHostfalsd|
Complete Works of Tliomss Hood
Cooper's Works beautifully Illustratsd
Hugh Miller's Works Complete
Mscauley's History of England
Iiallam's History of tho Middle Agss
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Browning's latellcet aad A Aetieaa,
Woodwork's Xstare aad deotimeol
Cray's Folitioal Works,
Iamb's Political Works,
Memory sad Hrpe.
Butler's small quarto Editions of the following Works bound In ttfftojT
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and the ficncil of the artist have yet produced
Macnuley's Lays of Ancient Rome, Catnbell's completo political works,
Tupper's Proverbial I'h'Iasophy, Kcblo's Christian Yenr, Thom|ison's Seasons,
Burn's comple'e Poetical Works, Adam's Sncred Al joiies, Ilclier's Poetical Works,
Roger's complet Poetical Workn, Gol I.smith's Poetical Works, Resd's Femalo
Poets of America, Harts Femsle Prose Writers of Americs, Stevens' Parabka of tho
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