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HMTlj**, Dec. 15.—The Richmond
jleattoelef the 12th says den. Longstreet
wa"flnMij Morning B»I« roconnoi*
^hm aa Hi OeSflwm aad WffliaBsburg
sonds, fcr
parpoee of discovering the
llratA aad position of the enemy. The
imase wis satUfocteriljr aoeca*
and Gen. Loogstrset now rcocca
old position. Our low was one
i killed sad eeversi wounded. Wo lost
A numfcer of the enemy's
Lets vers captured sad some killed sad
inded.
Lss aakes
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ILIADQDAWNMS Arnrr or
Ths Richmond Dispstch of ths 12th
issys
Ths latest news from Sherman is that on
|8aturday he was at illootningdalc, on the
jCedtral Georgia Railroad, 15 miles west of
ISavannah.
It was not absolutely certain whether it
fas in his programme to attack the city, to
lids away down to the coast, or endeavor
force
a
passage up
WASBWOTOS,
following reports
iconeerning Warren's expedition:
HaAatOAaraRs Aaxv or NosrnnK Vta
Miata, Dec. 10th, MM.—Hon. Jat. A. Sed
ition, Secretory of liar About noon yester
idajthe 1st division of the 2d cor pi of e
isosiy supporting tbo cavalry furred bsc.
Mr rivalry pickets on the Vaugiian rosd
pooth of the Appomstox, and advanced to
Hrsrd Dinwiddis Court-home. To-day our
jcavalry, reinforced by inlantry, drove thcin
Iback scross Hatcher's run, capturing s few
^prisoners and rc-caUblisbiug our lines.
(ttigncdj It. £. Lee.
NOHTUERN VA,
Dee. 10.—Hon Jamen A. Gcddon Secretary
"wf War:—Gen. Ilaiutton after driving
!the enmcy's Cavalry upon his Infantry on
the evening of the 8th,recroased the Not
]tows and resehed Belmred at daylight.
Yesterday evenlrg the enemy attacked the
jposition but wss successfully resisted.
^This morning the enemy is reported retir
ling, and Hampton following. The bridge
wss saved.
Our loss ss fsr ss known is small.
The garrison under Garret sod the rc
iMrmJMbavtd well.
R. £. LEB.
New Yost, Dec. 15.—A rebel despatch
dated Osyka 1st, t-ays:
A Yinkoe raiding force of st lesst 6,000
Csvslr*, with two pieces of srtillcry and IMi
^loaded wagons, the rest with pontoons ami
^commanded by lien. Oavidson, readied the
Annoppaloe from Baton ltouge at 2 o'clock
J"raing
esterdsy morning. Last evening after
the conscript csmpS and some out
buildings, gutting the stores, pillaging the
Inhabitan's snd burning briJges, they left
In the direction of Krankliiuowti, Louisiana,
Which is the direct route to Peal river.
They carried with theui Cspt. Muroy, en
rolling ottcer, the post master, Williams,
the hotel keeper, snd all the citizens they
icould catch, young and old.
Tneir destitution is unknown. They
isaid they were going to Mobile.
A ieb«l dispatch dated Newmarket, Va.,
9th, says.
Lieut. Baylor, with tho 13th Virginia
,'Caralry, attacked two companies of the 21st
JNSW
Vork Cavalry near Millwood, Clark
.county, on tiio 14th Inst., and killed and
^captured 40 of thj party and 30 horses.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 12th
iaaya:
Yesterday morning the Yankee oflScers in
^the prison at Danville made an attempt to
overpower the guard. They were fired on,
and Col. Rossicr, of New York, was instant
ly killed, and others wounded. Thin fright
ened ths rest, ard the attempt was given
lap. Ths struggle lasted but a few minutes
-acd all was qniet.
tho Savannah River
iroute for Port Royal.
UMaharea.
en
Our position at Savannah is difficult, as
involving the necessity of protecting both
Ithc city and tome 10 iniles of the Savannah
land Charleston Dailroad, which, leaving the
«ity on the west, curves to the north, and
rjcrosaes the river «ight miles above.
8hermsn, since he left Millen, has been
iftlling timber behind him and otherwise ob
structing tho roads to protect his rear from
jtbo remorsclecH ravages of Wheeler, who
IMS
hunted and hung upon him TTFCS a
Idood-bound.
Naw
YORK, DOC. 15.—The
Herald's Ilil-
Aon Hesd Correspondence 8th says, the list
jcasualties in the baUlc ort Iloney liill have
peea revised and redui««l to 740.
It is only half a mile from the Savannah
had Charleston railroad, nnd from our front
slot only tho whistle of the locomotive but
the rumbling of the trains can lie heard.
Further up tho Dellefenny Kivcr, on the
fight of the road upon which Ucn. Potter
Inarched. Wa^havc taken possession of a
jit Gragorer's plantation, which was evacu
ated in a hurry, when our troops advanced,
IB thence supplies are forwarded to the
at, a detatchuient wns landed at Mookay's
»int on Wednesday morning, which pro
up tho opposite shore IVoni Gregory's
ntation and entranced on a point there
1
the protection of our fiank. Tbo gun
iti ana co-operated for protection of our
ilka and landings, and the Naval Brigade
fender Coawdore Preble is doing efficient
iervfae oa
i On. Hatch went to the front from Boyd's
feat on Wednesday morning by rapid and
itraMgta mov—Mat from right to left. We
ftava itawdud in obtaining a position from
pfaMk we can eemmand as sooa aa our heavy
^aha go op. Two bridges and seme aUes
ft the Savannah railroad, even if we do not
•oeapy
Uu
road Itself. Gold $2.85.
i LOGISVILLB,
Dec. Id.—The rebel Gen
logan oa entering Ilopkinvilie
jeeaecripUd everj eae
IMeaald
Ike a tores, aad aoraed
jfantefeeaL
,' W. G. MeOoek's advance'guard had a
iwifansh wUh Lyon's roar gasrd at Bpton.
SteasMa* aad Bartwidge have ef-
thai damage ia
pr»l
xim
wu
likily be s«vsra|y dealing mm WW
aenUbavs been issosd by
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Saperier
Court i t*mJadge raliera a»d
i i mil ililes srs in parsoit Efficient milita
ry fores to ba sent to the border towns im
medistcly to povcut further depredrtians
being committed.
Dec. 15.—Ths following
received last night fross Port Royal
llaAot via Portress Mouro^:
To Gideon Welltt, Secretary of tit A'ary:
I hsvs just received a communication'
from Shenasn's army. He is a few miles
from Savannah, and in fine spirits. I »hall
Jwing all my available form into connection
with the army. A dispatch is forwarded
with this.
Very respectfully,
J. A. l)ABMam,
I
tear Admiral.
A bearer of dispatches from Dsblgren sr
rived here this morni:g with the following
important dispatch for the Secretary of the
Navy:
•FLAO STEAMER PHILADELPHIA)
I'OBT ROYAL,
Sis: We have met with perfect success
thus fsr. TroopH in fine spirits and near
by.
(Signed,) Respectfully,
O.
O. HOWARD,
t-
SNSKMAN
LADIES.—Shcjuian,
of Boston, has intro
duced a neat little iron framed, Rubber
springed Clothes Wringer that takes the
ribbon wherever it goes. The Rubber
Springs and the manner in "which they arc
confined are bound to make it the most dur
able of any of the various kinds in use
scientific men pronounce the Rubber Springs
of Sherman's Wringer to be
superior to cogg
geering. Wo can say that it is the most
simple, and works much easier than any
we have seen. Mr. K. Jordon is the man
ufacturer's Agent of this city. Mr. Jordon
says they are giving entire satis taction.
They will be for sale at several houses in
this town, and we advise all to examine this
Wringer before buying any other. Mr.
Ricker, Sherman's Agent, can bq seen at
our office for a few days, lie is giving
•gents a good show to make money.
Congreaalauisl rroceedlaffc
mmmmred Death* ef Gen.
MLilpatrtck.
The
sli oivilissdstates,
flad, tabbed
what he oeuld not
asnr|rawaj. A eonsenptrd gentleman sue
in getting the guard Inebriated and
while the rebel soldiers were la
The oenduct ef
Mm CWsf P^
1
BtMltttlMi the 9euate iialiil
Caaadlan and Briilala oatiawa*
tnl'
Md 237.
Wtnatlrn at Raakwllle*
fltmcilTlRs, NEW
To a*
ffrrt,
December 14,1864.
Information having been received at tbeil
headquarters tbat the rebel marauder*,
who were guilty of murder and robbery st
St. Albana, have been discharged fromai
rest and that other enterprises are actively
in preparation in Canada, the Commanding
General deems it duo to the pcoplu of tin
Iroutier towns to adopt the most prompt
and cflioient measures (or the security ot
ihiir lives snd property. All militsry
commanders in the fronties are therefore
instructed, in esse further sets of depreda
tion and murder aro attempted, wiietLu
by marauders or persona acting under con.
missions train rebel sutborities at RicL*
mond, to shoot down the depredators it
possible whilo in tie commission of their
crimes, or, if it be necessary with view
(o their cspture, to cross tbo boundsry be*
iween tbo United Ststessnd Csnada. Ssid
commsijuors sre hereby circcted to purrut
them wherever they msy tako refugr, snd,
esptured,tbey sre under no circumautoea
to be surrendered, but sre to be sent to
theso hcadqusrtcrs for trial and puoish
meni by martisl law.
Major Genersl commanding
psrtmeot will
the dc«
not hesitate to esercise
to
tha fullest extent the suthority be pon
i under the
rui& of
Isw, recognised
b)
in
legard to persons
Dying
ter committing
and
ot
n
tf
or-
gaaiaieg hostile eapeditiooa within oeutrsi
territory and
to it tor en asylnat
af
acts of
iur
ol
depredatioa
withii
own. Such an eieiciseol aotburit)
hating beoome indispeasible to the protec
tion
our cities and towaa from incendisr*
MO, aad oar people from rubbery aad m*r
der.
It is earnestly hoped that the inhabitant*
of oar- Iroatler districts will abstsin Iroui
ail acta of retaliation oa aacoant ol th«
uatrsges esmmitted by rebel marauders,
and teat tbo proper Meaaaras of rsdrase wil.
bo left to ths action of tha pebtte aathori
Coloaal and
A. A. G.
WASUISOTOK, Dec. 14.
„Arth| Rear Admiral Lee reports to thi
Navy Department, nnder data Deoembei
®tb, tbat Uemmander Piteh defeated
«Mrn..Lleat.
,t, ..
"*w,u
cavalry of Gen. Tbo as' srmy cross
•4 aftw dansinoe to the north side aT ha
jOamberiana, and yesterday was re-crossed
aeaUikH^ wkh rtMewepttea ef saf
A I a a a e a n o u a n y e e
ni
tha Oambarlaad River, oa tha 4th instsnt,
with heavy less to tha re bale, Ineladingsev
oral ol their promlaeat ofleers, and slso
captared two trtasports from tbalfkat.
Ma eaiaslties are reported oa oar side.
a
Balls, tta priea Willi at 41314
steedily awtitbiie 18, end sab
-MPS
QKA
Presideat.
to tha aoaoMoilnMttff'-tn resolution, and
asked aafoimoat oonseat to do sq. Qpnaart
was gitsd and the lesolatiba eon ^d sad
ttr. Grimes reported from the Nsvsl
oemmittee a simllsr resolutton in the case
of Lieut. W. B. Cashiag, which was passed.
Mr. Wiiidn yMMdlki* patliioa of
seversl'line officers in the army, asking for
sdditionsl oompeosstion. Referred to mill
tsry committee.
Mr. Trumbull reported a bill autboriaiog
he holding of a special session of the U. S
District Court In Indiana. The bill
tasaed.
Mr. Chandler, of Michigan, said I
a the morning
Dec.
12.
To Oideon MkUet, Stf'y of Kney—
Sta: It is iny happiness to apprise the
department that Ucn. Sherman, with hia
ariny, is near Savannah, and 1 am in com
munication with him. In view of his pro
bable arrival I had stationed several steam
ers at different points, and had come down
from tiiv Tellafunny yesterday, in order to
be at hand. I had not beeu back many
hours. This morning about 8 o'clock the
Dandelion arrived with Capt. Duncan and
two scouts—Hergts. Myron J. Etnmick and
Goln, bearing the following lines from Qen.
Howard
Headquarter* Department Army of the Ten
nmue near Snctnnah to Comnutndaht oj
the U. H. nural forccs near Sacannah—
pspers
uie Idiiowing an*
ncuocsment:
"The tit. Albans rsiders lavo bCon dis
etsrged for wsat of jurisdiction."
1 desirs to offer
s
couple of resolutions
bearing,upon this subject, ouo of them par*
ticulsrly but I do cot expect to make the
Senate understand the state of feeling ex
sting on tke border.
I
have
s
I
Maj. Gen.
1
BECOMING 1'OPCLAS AMOXO
THE
groat num*
ber of letters from gentlemen living there.
In
my
o -vneity, which is within muxket
rsnge of the Canadian shore, thousand* o!
utissns have
been
undor arms fur
time. We have bt.eo In
s
continual state
jf aisrm from incendiaries, burglirs snd
robbers. Frocn this sunouccement it would
eem that, ths Csnsdiao authorities htve
made up their minds to protect tiiese rob
ber'*. As
understand it, s man cumes
from the Sjuta with s commission pur
porting to be i«suod
by
Jctf Dsviii. lie
inters, robbing panics,crosses ths borders,
murders snd robs whom he pleases and re
turns to Csnada whero ho is protected
These letters which 1 bsve in my possesion
are all bearing upon this point. The one in
my band now is Iroui one of the most re
pectable citix:ns ol Detroit, s gentleman cl
^reat woaith and of higii political &nd social
(.csition, who earnestly desires to avoid any
difficulty with Great Britaiu at this time.
Ho says the suxiuty growing nut of the
mist snd doubt encircling every ruuaor tbst
reacbea us is net to be vudured, and it upon
-ouis slight provocation our people shall be
u'.ind eng'gvd IU Uauads in some act tbat
(.ae Csnatiisugoveromeot will say is wron^
-uoucr or later war will bo tbo result.—
Uo sajs also, "Wiiiyou give tbis sutj'ct
your luiuicd -i. a'.Jbutiun, Iur
I
WHEREAS,
in Csuaus auu
think it in
volves, bjontf or l*tiT, il not properly man
aged, war with Great Uritatu."
Mr. President, 1 La/e no expeetstion O'
msking the Senate jmpi tbeca tlie state
eiciteweut tbu« announced and the statu ol
tooling ou that border. Vermont may, lor
sjght i know, quietly snbtuit to havo her
towns robbed or hor vitiaana murdered, but
tbe Northwest will not. 1 'jflitr this reso
iutiuu:
Recent rsids bavo organ aed
N
JV» Scotia and men enlist
ed in said BrUieh Proviuces by men pur*
porting to hold comuii*Rions from the rebels
tor murdering and robbing pcaceablc clti
/.ens vf the United States, lor burning cities
and villages, lor piratically capturing met
obsnt Vtrosels and murdering tbeir crews
ind for a general system ol imir jer, arson,
robbery aud plunder ol pmiccabio and un
armed citiXL'os ol the United States, and
WiiSHEAS, Tbo people of the British
Provinces seem (fleposeU to protect these
thieves, robbers, incendiaries, pirates ano
inardertr^, not only in tbeir Individual ca
pacity but by the quibbles ol the law.—
i' here fore
Resolved, That the committee on mili
tsry aflairs be directed to inquire into the
t'Spediency ol enlisting au army carp# to
watch and defeud oor teiritory bo.denng
on tbe Lakes and the Canadian lino Iroui
all hostile demonstation snd inenrsions.
Mr. Jobnson.—1 objuct toth*resolution.
President pro. tern.—-Tbe resolutiuu will
lie over, objection being made.
Mr. Cuandlcr.—1 hsd hoped there would
be no cbj^ction to it. 1 will now oiler an
other reaoluiiotrwhioh task to be refumd
to tbe Committee on Commerce.
The resolution wss. received and
Is
fol
lows:
VYi'troas, At the commencement of the
present rebellion the (juiteri States were
at peace with all the government* of the
#oi Id, aud on terms ol courteay and good
will with Great Britain, snd,
Whereas, Tbat nation, belore the arrival
on ber soil of our Minister accredlttd to
tbe administration by President ncjin,
precipitately acknowledged tbe rebels a
bolligerant*, thus recognising their Sag
upon tbe sea*, wubout wii cb leco^ui'ion u
would have been regarded and treated a
piratical by all other powem and,
bereas, She tben proclaiund perfect
neutrality between this Republic, with
which sbe entertained friendly relations for
upwards ol half a century, and its treason
able subjects: and
Hheicaa, Kuuibtrtof her mbjeels with her
mil ki.owiecge CLnjuienred ttiiing cut fa»t
ailicg vcbsuls loaded ui.u munitions vl' war,
or tbe purpose ol tuuniiig ii.to our tt ockuUod
ports, lor tbe rebtlt, thus lurnithlcg tbsm
tbe weans of organijtiBK and as-isauM ihe re
oe.lioif, aud wlilioui wuieh it e^uH nut bare
^bsiaiutd itself lor«is uonths snd,
Wber«as, la addi tun to tbe above, snd
*itu tue kuowledge of the guvrajirni, Brit*
isu mijects a Mumbi-r* of l'arliunifnt en
iu tbe uanuiuciuro ot piratically Jtn^
isb »bi^s, owned by hitl«ti subjrcu, titditd
oy Urititb seau.eu ard aitiiing uudui Hi in*
wnlor*, lor ilie puipove ot buiiiiog, drstioyiim
iutl utterly driving Horn tbe ocrau *lt ptao
IUI vetseis sailing under tbe Uuitsd bMt«»
lisg unil,
VV beieas, Many private and unarmed Amer
icau abips bavtt breu berecd and desWojed oj
ibete piiates I.out iln^lSii porta, tbu* cautin.
great iuas aid caionge to tbe elUsens ot Hit
United MiStes tbtriior«,
Kesoivtd, 'lust tb« Sscrftary of 8tate
iastraeied to make oat a list of eacb car*
thas destroyed, wub lair rsilmaied vsluaii i
sad interest at
tha
warn,
H^. Gee. Dis.
D. T. Van Di-a**,
rate of per eeat. per ae
from date of captaie «r dsstrastton
the date ti pneseaiaUwa, aad that be be di
cteoied to di nand Irom the Briiisb Govern
uisut paAMT.t In lull for all ships or eargos.
deetroysd as alurtkaid.
Mr. Jubu-.eo oijccted to the rssoluvios,
ahleh Ues over.
tapeslal to
U.MMW.1
WASHIHUTOM,
Gm.
Maw Teat, Dee. 14.
Gold has beea etreagw .datlag tie mora
lag aadar manlpalatioa si the Market
bv
Dee. 14.
i- Rlehmond pspers of the 12th coatsin no
day Oft' sews Irom Shermsa, but there sre rumors
thst Oaiea prisenere report U*n. Kil^sutua
Silled else that a Uoion eavalry fores bad
Ult Bates Keege, destlued tor MobiK
Usyes snd CeL Wild- hen beea ne.
mled by the rebels to distribute supplies
Usion priseatw.
f.h#
MI# YOSE. II,
trem tlavar
tLm
hssanthed. Bbs Msga Tsaa
,0
Cras
datsa ci
^^eapeeted to doel*e
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Zeno, Maximut CaptkUvs,
The Isws that regulsle health, are ef tisyoitsnss
to fell*
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BMsi^He. 8, Pest M(* DsvwfVsrt,
oHiOiio nmsAsu,
•aaHewfystcml
Which
tke beat and' ssest SMtaved
in this and other cMSbwhr
the cure of all Chronic Ii
Vhey treet «*ees*fuBy
All Kmws a M«ra)g1e aflcti«M
All forms ef HeroftiU, Despepain, Diseases of the
Liver, Ceaatipetien. oil 8k
ia Dimsses, Pulsion
srr Consumption in its eai 1
v stages. Parslysia,
Kpilepsv. 8dt tlhenm, Headacl^s, all Heart Dis
eases, Disesees ef Children and
Mesdaal Weskness tc RsxttalM*
csusea.
WUieh sea sstrying thousands te their graves
annually.
EYE AND EAR!
Thev treat sueeeesfollv, on a new method, all dta
eases of tbe Eye srd Ear. They hsvs hsd move
extensive practice, and better success
in tbe treat
ment of sll
ntStUMSEH OF n~OMEJr,
Tbsn any other Flirsicians in America. They
have cured women win- hate len enu
Hoed to
tbeir
bed for years. Th«y never fail to core.
E U A I S
In all its stages no matter ef how long
standing.
They euro
A S A
so it never returns. They have a Sure Curt for
tke distressing diseases,
MIemmorrhoid*, er jPlfea
They cure all Diseases of the
o a a n a n s
MI*TIMERi.t CI RED
They have discovered a
SURE SPEEDY CURE
Fsrthls Terrible Disease!
It is also a sure cure for Scarlatina, or Scarlet
Fever, which is ot tlie same class of disease. It
never fails to cure Diptlieriaor Sesrliiina in from
12 to hours. It gives relief immediately.
PBICE PER BOTTLE, $8.H
CANCERS.
They have had an extensive practice and won
dert'ul success in the treatment ol Cancers, which
they CURE silhout eating them out or using tbe
Knife. Let those who have
TUMOR* ORSWEIXINGS
or a red spot lose no time in having it attended
to, a-i ii mely i eatrr.etit may save them from the
horrors, suiicring and death of an open cancer,
CATARRH Cl'RIZn.
They arc treating Catarrh on anew syatem which
SIRE (IRE FOR THIS DISEASE!
Experience has proved thai Catarrh cannot be
cured by locai treatment alone hence the many
advertised cuics tor '"atarrh, all "f wliiih are I
esl remedies, £ive relief only while the patient is
under them, but rr,r cure.
I'nderstanding the disease and we know it con
not be eu' rd by
LOCAL treatment
Our Terms are CASH hence the monev must
he sent with all orders for medicines It costs
Irom live to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with us. which includes nu'dieincs.
Br The poor will he lavored.
Consultation
Dr. Knapp, who will visit Davenport regidsrly
in the future, call be connlted at the Le Claire
House, on Saturdav A Sunday, Hoc. *4'h A -5th
Saturday aud Sundav, March ith and 5th Sat'
urday nnd Sunday. Slay ••th and 7th, and Sirtup
day and Suudny, Jr.ly ^th and t'tli. Deel'Jdly.
PRESIDENT PETROLEU* COiPWII.
PKESIDEXr, ^'KXAXUO CO., 1'EXX.
Organized under tlie Lam of Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS
President—AMORV KDWAltDS. Esq., X. Y.
Treasurer--L. L. MMI'SI'X. E«|.. New York*
Secretsrv—J. LDWIXCtJXANT. Efq., N. V.
JOilN CLAIM', Esq., tJenend Resident Sup't.
Counsel—Messrs. I'LATM, (i£BAIU) A BuCK
LEY. New York.
DIRECTORS:
AMORV EDWARDS, Esq., Xew York.
KltKN P. CROCK KR, »q.. New York.
FLETCHER WESTRAV, Ksu, of Weatrsy,
t.ibbs ii Hardca«tle. New York.
J. M. CLAPP. Esq., President. Venango Co.,Pa.
L. II. SlMI'SOX, Esq., ol L. II. Simpson A Co.,
Net* Vork.
ITS LANDS ore put up into Company at the
nnpieeedented low price of one hundred dollars
j»er wrc, the lowest ever known for oil-bearing
territorv. nnd forms its
CAPITAL STOCK $5,000,000!
In Shares of $25 esrh, par vslue. Safe
scrip* ion price #5 per Share, being in
full payment fur s f*25 Shsre.
Ro further call or aisetsnient will be msde.
9f,«#9 HharM, or
ved IWr Working capital
Parties Subscribing in thit Company trill r*
eefre an Equal Amount of Stock in tmt otfur
Com pan its adjoining,
without nrther charge.
The LANDS of tVss COMPANIES are located
on the Allenhan* Itiver, and on Hemlock, Por
euwine nnd Mei'rsa oteeis MAKING AN OII»
ntllllNU TKRKiTOMY OKOVKRTRN AMU A
HALF MILKH IN RXTRNT.
The wells on this property are beni* aank with
arrst nnd promise large supplies of oil.
T» the «ispttMli»t end to parties ef limited
tntsn* nwurpassed inducements araoffered.
iVr-mis in tklsComnnny get|A stock
snd I lie HIMIVX ItO.M'S T.reach |1 invested,
««l further rail or es»e»sment.
Sul'serlpilon books, maps and all other infor
mation can b# obtlined at the office of the sub
scription asenta. L. H. B1MPHOH A CO.,
Ne ••hMrlptlsastabeafti
llesred lensr».
thaaOse
igUSiT BAKCA1H8 IH flAIOS.
w.i.
DB]mgTi,coBmmAirr AUD
Fvwtk streets, ever Parte A Hoe
s 0»seer/t etere. All persons
style ef Dentistry
oao, e. KBWKLU
N medersti. AAD
snlth nt.
weU te eelL Prisae
Mk «. W. 2HCK9U,
rpKiiiH MOtnrrKD oir OOLO, BILVSI
Platina or BoberPtaSs, either pWn, in Mocks
JS with cwnuit'ow ems. Alt who want a aepe
le of work, attbe lowest HVieg price, wil
to call on Dr. X. Satisfaction guarantied
iceto eitrscted at sd hours In the day or night.
Orrtcs—Corner sd and Main Ma., euauslta Le
Claire House uid National Bank. Mt-dftwly
*. *.
PHYSICIAN,
fV«V.
Patients must write their name, State, post of
fice address. All letters requiring an suswor,
must contain a letter stamp, and he addressed to
DK. KN'Al't' A SON, l!»x (S3, Chieoco, Ilh
»^"\nvof ihe above diseases can be treated
successfully by tlit* patients' describing their ease
in a letter,"when they cisnnot see cs.
ssvansscs.
NEWELL St RlfOiilCI.
FF1CE over 1'ostOOce, ia Dr. UcCv
Tdtf
O1 Rooms. oct'd
VM. AU.E.1UMIALU,
irehitect, CtalratUr fc ItiifiUr a( Ptltali
Gpettfcaiinnt A EstimaUs FttmMtd /or
JfuilJtH'j* and Machinery,
PLANS
FROM MODELS won vns PATEN
Office, and Machinery of every diseriptio
In Isometricsl nnd Ueomctrical perspective.
Office corner of Brady snd Sd streets, Deven
port. Iowa, over Mack lot's bank. jn«lA-dtf
JliMVt KOCN.
ANUKACTL'RER AND DEALER IX
all kinds of Indies' Fura. Gloves, Robes,
Store Sd St. Iet. ilamand llsrrison. nvl6tn
klKk,
Ac.
CARPENTERF.
AND UUII.DER. SHOP OM
Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office, Da
venport, lo.
V. W. .KcCLELLAXD,
BUILDER,
MAXUFACTLUER OF BABB
Doors,. Iilindsr Mouldings, Brackets, Ac.—
Contracts for buildings of every description.
Shop and Factory corner of "Main and Third
Streets, Djreniiort, Iowa. Sirl-dAw
Ili:.\RV fiELBV,
EALKR1X FURNITURE. CARPETS,
Mat*. Oil Cloth Malting Window Shades,
Ac., Eaat SecoudSi., neit di«r to I'eirv. jy21
D"
JACOB I.ITXE.1,
PTBXnow
RACTICAL DYER-PARTICULAR AT
paid to dyeing Cloths, Kilks. Velvet!
er Garuit-ut.'t of any kind—to give any color de
eiu-d. Third street, two doors west of lows
north aide. myl5-dly
1. W. IlARRlflO*.
LAND
AEXT
FAMILY
alone, therefore,
we ul.so prescribe a e",,nt,tutional remedy to be
taken, and by the combined lo iil and conttiiu
tumnl treativcnt, we ore enabled to remove the
can
ire of til turrit, aud thereby effect
A PERMANENT CURE.
Tmbir
coxsci TATIOXS for years have averaged
from live to *even thousand's year, which gives
them an t. xjei ienee unsurprised by any, and
equalled only by a few.
Kemember thev do not promise to cure all
staves of Disens While all diseases are curable,
if taken iH season, all stages are not. Your ease
mav be curable this weeek, not next—to-day, not
to.morruw hence the djug-r of delay.
He cane will l»c received' when
there nre nny donbm ol Care
or Keller.
Ouy« and sells Real Estate,
on commi»"»n, attends toientin^' Houses,
Halls, etc. The bi st references jjiven whon re
quired. Office in Frank I'luminer's Law Otiice,
entrance lower end of Post Office Mock, up
stairs. sep-jj-dly
JANEN IIARKIM».
GROCER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
on hand the best quality of l*rovi»!'jn&
Hoilow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second Btreet, between lirady aud Perrv,
enport. myl4-dly
I»H. «. W.
SUKGEOX, OCULIST AXD
Aurist. Office and residence lot} Brady St.,
between 4th and 6th, Davenport. sp-4-dlf
1LEN4 VI. ».
DR.1'BON.JOFFERS
ILLS NOW HIS SERVIBES
in tbe various branches of medicine and
surgery, tspe&ally in those troublesome chronic
discuses so perplexing both to patient and phv
siciun. Otlice on Third street, between lhady
and Main, opposite Dr. Adler's office. mySltf
•I. W. H. RAKER,
Pbasement
AYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFCE IN
of Stale liank Iluiidiog. Residence
6th at., bet. Lardy and Perry streets, nol'.tdw
ATTO N EY8.
uio. r. W INN LU JOIIX K. CSAWRUAN
HI IIBILL St C'BAWrOBD,
ATTORNEYS
AXD COUNCELORS AT LAW.
Oilice in KarraiM iiiock, Daveupop, Iowa.
'S*BS T. I.AN 8. JOUJI M. B£I
1JJIE St DAY,
A_
TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
Perry's uew_block, opp. Post Otlice. ngS8
•snsa OS
ANT. 8. r, SMITn
WBAW ta^llTII,
ATTOKXEWS
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
arid Nituries Public-. Otlice, Main st., west
aide, between Front aud '2d hts sep 1-dawtf
a. a. Bgow
•mow*
ATTOR.Ncorner
ATTORNEY
At^aan SIILLS
Mll.1,1,
EVS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Office Sd aud iiradv Sis. Daveaport,
Iowa. nic"h!6
1'BANK PLINEB,
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
and Notary Public. Ottico in LeCiaire Uloek,
Lavuupon, iowa. joei-dtf
•.sw^artaerahlp.
MNk P. dDOK.
J.
ATTORNEYS
II.SOl* nsoar
COOK dfc DBiNY,
9*crerror* to Coot, JHtl'ti it lAndtey,
AND COUNSELORS AS LAW
Office corner of Main and Sd Ms. i 2Vdwfl
i'MAN. WH1TTAKEB,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Omen—on Main atroet, in Grant's Block,
np stairs. mviW dtl
ee*a. a. RTRRXAS. johx
yeer
At Cedar street, New York
mmmwmlmAjm,
OKA NTS BLOCK, MAI*
s
ilK
JLmrge Stoek sf
Which he will aefl at f5 percent
IMT
ffaaift-
S.
BOOSSS.
MTT^IA* St KO«EB»,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Office in Davenport'a Block. 2d loor. Je7
WAR CLAIM,
BM1NTT A PfiMMS
Adflurr.
GEORGE H. PARKEE,
Main Stvoot, betweee Seeeed and Thirty
DAVEHFOBT, IOWA,
Ctllceto lick Plf, ItBttiet, aai hnitn
HAVMQ
with-
BKUR SKOAOBD FOR OVKR A
Arrcats,
iug iheir
business of the variona Depsrtsaents
ton wilt permit. Jygt-dtf
dS-lm
J. i. RICHARDSON, Agent.
BVTON8HS.
pgwlly Meat market,
P. BAI SCH,
10 Bast 6*co*d 8 trtst.
o
Ceil s«d t»y
sft
8eeC Pork, TeeL Mnfton,
tMBbehesaerthsaasy''
Qnemimd, Phhleal
eenaitsntiy ea
A I N E 1 A K E 1
Da.
HYICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE I*
room over Post Ollice. Kesidence eaat sid
ih st Julv ldwtf
P!
of Uradv—2d door from
PHYSICIANS.
s. r. WOOD, M. T, D. w. STSWABT, a. N.
»rn. WOOD A STEW ART.
PHYSICIANSlocatedSURGEONS,
AM) HAVING
ei iiiiiiienily in Duvenport, are pre
pared to attend to calls in the various branches
of their proicssion, either iu city or country, day
or night.
Oilice in Basement of National Bank Dr. Stew
srl's residence in the late Dr. Thistle's house,
near the Methodist Church, on 5th street.
auglfr-dly
TII ON. J. M. D.
PHYSICIAN
AXD SURGEON. Office, cor
ner Main end ad streets. Residence,
street, between Scott and Western Avenue.
Nov.* 11.
tub
J. A. RK:II. HI.
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON. OmCE
residence Xo. i^, corner Main and Third
streets, Davenport, lows. jy 1
-d
»K. LOL MANH,
*1 MM.,
'Met. Knrriiea Blplay,
MANUFACTURES
lair,
AND KEEPS
•TANTI.T on hud an elegant stock ef
ffiofisn, Wsrdrehes Lesacea,
•te«4l«. Tshtes, W8sh
•tasds, Cluslra,
Ac., snd in fnirt ittrvtkiig heleagisg to his fas.
pi* Upholstering done In the oest mannel.
IHI
IB4 8h«eli Malmati
stwsysen bsnd^ Call and use. aevpljfejtj
CARPETS.
rpHE LARGEST
RTtfft
AND REST STOCK
J. in this City cau now be found at
w. 'ifm
GOTJUL'8
Oh Second Street, Cor. ofPerrft*
Velvets, Brussels. Topestries, Three Ply's, Eztrs
Supers and Sujn-rs with lots of lower grsdei, ell
of which will be sold as low as they een be ya^
chased in New York or Ilooton.
Floor CHI ClottlB
Of all width* and splendid patterns.
Table Oil Cl.,tl,s. NVool TaMe aa.fl'ianoCaMaa
RUJJS,
Mats, Stair Rods, Stair Oil Clf th, WlndeW
Shades aud Fixtures, Cord and Tossels, Druiets.
iVltin(:, Ac., Ae.
I V I V K
In this line tnv strrk is not excelled.
Unmans, Tahleiptttads, Bedstead* of sll kfttfs,
in fact, everything in She wav ofcoinuion Furni
ture ennstan'tlr on hand. Alsi Piirtor and Bed
room Sets,
SH!:IS,
Tete Teles. Marble ami Wood
Top Centra Tables, Marble Top Iturcaiia and
Wash Stands, Lounge*, Malttaascs, Ac., Ae.
CALL AT OOl'LD'S Foft YOUR CARPETS.
Call at GOULD'S for your Furniture, on Seeesd
Hire-?.. Coruci- of I'ari v. Oct. Jl UAirSw,
STOVES and TINWARtT
totorcs SlottsI
Hir,T,3 .t- WASfTBUllll
No. 56 Brady Street
Nearly opposite Post office,
Hthe
AVE IN STORE AND ARERECEITIM
largest and best asKortuieut of
PARLOR. COOK« HE ATM
STOVES,
thai can he purchased in tin- ea»te« msrh|hft^
U. A W. have the esilusive aale for
SANFOUD'S
Celebrated Chilleifl Ititttt
one of the moat economical inventions ever fte*
dured, sod for convenience end eendbrt ss ne
equah
Trluphi
-!s
VtrMi Oak
Irta Gali|
and sfMr fbeweWepatterns est ONLY be obuaa
ed at Hills and Washburn*.
£pr very stove guarantied te give sstisfhetioj
or thi money refunded.
They also keep the ^celebrated
1EHT0cki roarW
n whieh water neve* freeies.1
OFFICE, STORE, DINING-ROOM, RED-BBMi
NURSERY. HALL. AND SETTING
ROOM STOVES
ennnot he surpassed. We invite inflection and
defy competition. Alao on hand stock sf
Tinware, Jsppsned and Porcebun Wsra,
Chsmhor Setts, llsnishcd Wire,
Britsnis Goods, (Via! llods.
Tongs, fshovc-ls, l'okers,
ife Short every thing in the iine.
TIB,
Cipper, A Skeet-lrta W«ty
manafaotured te order on aho» notice.
I O I N
of all ktnds prcmntly attended to. CeB aad a§
amine goods and learn ahe pnoes.
oel7dwtf.
COFFEES I~C0FFEES! COFFEESSt
Tue
IIITCA usr I.\OIA COFFEE COA
RAFLL O
J*rmf Extm Jm
AUD
A A I A o i
Ths beat and cheapest article in the
imported Irom tbeir own eiaetations, snd patea
espressl/ lor ramily, Betel sad Ship ns% eS|
hy at
9mA tat Mb Mb#
Depot Bedls strestt Beer Tort.
pound
!Ss^»2S'-rAgeMe
-'BilMe55i
be bed of their WeStaid
Corner Brady end ffreat atipsts, agent for
rea port. a^
lili^ fitMJtfffify
HW.BBA
mm
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