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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22

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nod iibertaupt ppltttt gu treiben lBir Iino
to5u tpeber er5reet nod orsaailtrt uno mir
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tilirenbe Trau. 9lu4 bin td mir nur oll3us
gut betpuBt. caB rieine @crte pcn rorbtn
nur iiterl@wd l9lid unb unfldr fina ollein
tptr Srauen fiiblen ia bod aud wie ibr
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Wetblt6tett ntft Dbne Natricti8mu8 ben
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bdtte iie ntdt 10 in Ucrtel 5u l9iloern per.
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balten, penn mir bel Otelem Nuftritte ntat
bic gu I9rdnen erregt eepeIen tpdren, ipie
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(5crIssqns folsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22

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II tbpen t1en Grfcrcernie Sur eieliden GG fieGsfet
no Sa Ubne ee irO bic eiie res 2ebsnS ur trauriser
Yilgerabrt. Die Nuettn teS yeb n8 renitern id ifup
li1 ua, bic eele ro srorifIen @ersptiung nnb me.
IaadDttf6cn 8etradtungen, RAP unS he Sreeen peims
Mboere oenteEen pernei1ert itnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22
81 q It

Wsalieb beS f6neliden gpGesuus Ser gBuntdrte In 9rn
bon craburter einsS Der eren eojtn6en Spaesen Ger
@er Gtaaten Ger ben srSF bell Setnes 9etens In ben
Seipi fern non 2pAoc, plrS @bilapelpbtd
StSten 3usebat bat etntee Der punre ten Seluneen
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sdbae getente tie on Sbrenaaen yterpbt une onseren
6ranibeen Itten iplte ]. g. auh Die b. pt6s6en Sc
riuaen gu or srdeden De pt err0tben bel eertnsen
Rleintatetten Il. / ". Nurpea anaeMbliGI6 geheilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22
8aIttmore sOds9ofpitaG.
.Snr uaterb:ilduna Der QuadlaIbsrei etabltrt.
Der etnstDe 0ldb tn Der 8eIt, tpu ii@sre,
Ianelle llao e'itnplihe RGren lit
aebeimen sSrdufbetteu


seGt srten ais td fnb: SeusunsSnndtistett. S&ndde
In &uGen nb ben tSlieDern ganbuneen Der Nieren
unb Blde SoantenergieBangen S1wide Der Nsrpen WG'
Gend m6de gfltttsfet yeeereefbIasenbe NerftdnbeSs
fdwdbs oer5tppn Sdi6terntett 3tttern, Nuseaiawide
Sbwtntel, ScpfIhmer3 @nt3in6un9 - Safes, ber ytd
Der Snnee beS Wasens Der @tnaersOe TnS aHer iener
wslde ibren Sprn eefdbrber ipb ais fer Sirenen Gee
frs bsn @edbrter te8 tlies terribreu unb mcnn Htt
5ettg gebetlt uerbf tire glGuen6ten onun9e1 eerHid
tene d,pdde Der Gprftuon beruprbruser bic Gbe
mSst6 MAIDEN uno Sulset ben SOrpe unS tnn serfSren
Sun9e WlGnner,
beIpnbers elGe fte Sp'er nes gbsmen 2aers seur6ea
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retBt melGe tire ebabeEer Galente u6 etrsdetten
NerdnbeStraIte nit benz Deurer her Dere3dmfet ben Se
nat besert S Ger Setter tedubsrnce &5ae entIoft babsn
maresn, mSsen iit NIT oouem 9ertrauen naben.
8eshatrat6afg psrfcnen,
pter eol4c neft m 81 eer6eirdtten 6edtftsen, unb d
pbuifder Spdde zines auocren 9nce ntfes bewust
Fnt, pGten unperaIeltb Or. S. button Rntbe 3teten
ge .,nterntTe eese bic Ghe pbrIe rocr fettae Der.
rittets, &cS6art II Der We ben 3tern unb Gdwdde
fbSpftrs Ter f9.edlthften Nrt meroen tnel turrt.
Oerient8e mefer & per getdncIurg unb NurCrse BON
Or. ScbngOn un ere9t tann tbm ais etne Gtrenmdte.
pbne Eurdt d anprtrauen nb saeerfdd ouf eine drst
Ithe @eiGifltdEeit uerIaiien.
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rirb urSesli se9eilt unt tit Upe rd mieeer berse-
elt Etees furttdre Yi en-, peIes cas- 2sbenesnb un6
bic @te tnb ga3frmmenldait unr6st3 md6t ifsct fas
Qpr8 Oerer bic tbren 2et enbdeu unteicanen IrDhnen
Sunse 2eue no ;u eidt III Nue1wetfun9en seneet neil
lie teren 8plsen nttt pennu fennen Sbei e aud burd
Stritturen, Neberblasen I'M Sdrr Stetn uno anhere Il
hen enttehen fann 10 lit e rcG met4ertte eue EpIee
res Wistr ude8 Der erelfen Srsdne ser nber wtG f8
llone bd Rte Grd Der @rieuaur8 eter BON Denen rerp
nth tie tt beimen 81 srn ereeben, aS pom Denen
Sie ba pete iinb,
BN Office: go. Z Glib. Greoertfitr.,
fsbsn G6lren BON 8ultimcrear. Sltli&e Sette,
Die Sinfen btpauf.
Wfan merle it'd gdmen uu6 pausrumnter BENT unniTen-
be unb trugerilbe 9atmdter ertrtebeue 9ewenlpe
Quofialber S6ubltfer Etiefewihler Strabenretnieer
uup Qampenpuser H. l. no. nennen Bb reselm0Btse NerBte
Mnb lauern ange3pgen Dr. SptnpnS uf tn Der N1be
R8- Ale Yiieie mullen etnen YpitsStamp entaten.
Gine .Setiung IN 2 Sa8fn saaeIidselt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22
DR.. Johnston,

osr etuSiss glrst, pslGsr uu)sist.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22
Nsionesre 3u BEAD, en- ].

Or. Sotmfpi bteet dlIen Denen feline Slfe an me&e d
tur ip6e sebetme unC unatirliGe eiit unb 66rper
forenre r 6e &r6eit bic @elltoie bic 6 unf6bts
mahenbe Safe oeIhwibt babelt.
per no eintae rer trdursen un6 betd:eneNerten Sol
een fcr ruben Gemrhnbeiter les alters Sdm de I'm Rt
dts @erluf Der Ma tefra Seraflppfen ne t6ie arube
Wlcaendpitc unrrcnuua fer 9errouunes Sreone olse.
rtetne @nstrdftun9, Spmptrme Der S6mta6Iudt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-22
@eiftg.

Die fredbt6en 8trtunsen be8 9Gers inb isbr 3u flrG
ten. 8erut bes Gebi6tnieS @erwirrunS fer Sbeen We
bruftci ber @eifrstafte, b6e Nbnun9en Nbneisuu9
fer GeiellGaft, u6t a6 @infnmete, ltFtranen Sc er
i& ielta TndBtiantett u ~ nc etntse Der 6tmner
GUlge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
TIE zisGNse ~ Error,
(Les lKalutiies d Err,url

les -hdtudffS ErrtUr.
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Ma -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

HESRY CLAY DEAs.-To satisfy pu-
merous Inquiries 10 regard to the stotus
or rather fate Of Mr.. Dean, who wa,
some two weeks ago unlawfully seized
BY lawless mob 10 Keokuk, we will
state that We learn that he is still in
keokuk, prisoner 10 the hands Of the
Provost Guard. His per.ecutors gsv.
out that they had sent him to ST. Louis
but It appears that they have not done
90, hsving found no charge against him
wherein 10 found fuspicion of disloy.
atty, without shich, il 10 ssid, that the
military author tles ct ST. Louis will NOT
sscsivs him. BH,liagi0n Aryss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
TO CONSU MrIlyEs.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored TO ealth
IN a few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several year. with sever, lung
affection, aud that dread disease Consumption
Is ANXIOUS 10 make knewn 20 his felow-s ferer.
the means 81 cure
10 all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charged with the drec.
lions for preparing nd using the same ~hich
they will find u susE CURE for CONSUMPTION A srB
MA, aRoscniris, &c. The only object Of the al
vertiser in sending the prescription is to beLeGi
the afflicted. and spread Information which b.
c9neeiyes TO be Invaluable and be hoIes ever
sufferer Will Try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and inay prove a blessing
KEW. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County. New y ork
May Ied4w2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
vallandigham's Historical Par
alicl.

John Wilkes, in 1865, was arbitrarily
and illegally srres ed for advocating the
ircedom Of the Pres IN hs Journal, the
North Triton. A Chief Justice Of the
Court Of Queens Bench, in those days
et seryllty TO the Crown, had the cout-
age to grant The writ Of Habeas Corpus,
aud to declare the warrant of the Sec
rotary Of State illegal. A jury awarded
him large damages against the members
OF the Administration who issued the
warrant. Tho people were aroused.
In the person of Wilkes their dearest
llbcrtes-the Liberties Of the Press and
OF public discussion were eodaog, red.
They returned him TO Parliament from
the largest and most important constit-
uency 10 the kingdom. 10 spite of all
the corrupt Influences of the Crown and
the Administration, the psopIe returned
HIM three times to Parliament The
Il lzcus Of London elected him Lord
May or Of Their city.
Sir Francis Buideit assaiicd the adj
minlstratioi Of tina. day. lie indicated
~ rights of the people TO meet and
discuss ter political grievances. He
wa, arbitrarily arrested and imprisoned
in the lower Of London. The spiit Of
the English people was again aroused.
They led HIM IN triumph from bis cap
u,iiy aud sent hin To Parliament as
the representative Of estminstcr, the
~eallhlest metropolitan nsttueney.
81 Decline" said Mr. Edwin James
il reply 10 a request hy some good gen
tcman 10 attend aud expires, his sen,i-
nen,s With reference To the arrest and
mock trial Of Mr.. Nallsndin CHAM. "for
the present TO take any part in 10 ilical
4 scussions, but the facts have narra,-
81 10 you from one Of the pages Of Eng
lands history" Getting the instances We
have given aboye) "may be used TO al
vantage with the American people.
whose spirit and love Of freedom have
not, | believe, aegeuera,ed. And
eommeni the hist flcl parallel to the
notice d the free citizen. OF the State of
oh o. = .Suaiay Nercary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

EQUifA Bib The Equitable Tho Equita-
bic Lfe-Equ tabIe Life Assurance-The Eqai-
ia le Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFICE Once on Braiy street-on Brady
street, below the Post 0feo third door below
the rost Office 81 Brady street.
". t. ROSS 4 co w. +. Ross 4 Co. agents
". F Ross Co, agents Of The Equitable.
Jon 0-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

REaAKhABlg PsorHgoY IN le5o.-
Mr.. Cas-, IN reply 10 the noted higher
aw speech OF senator Seward, saws:
1T (the Unionl would last scarcely a
day II that Senator, with his avowed
principle Of action. had direction OF the
government. d not say il would be
d SOLVED Immediately, bn, the seed Of
dissolution would be sovn, and would
rIpen INTO harvest OF ini-fortnnes as
speedily As the rankest vegetation gains
IMMUNITY under trorlca! .un."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
FOR SALE

TNHR UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SAFE
the Bailey H.nss. situated in G1rnru
Iowa. TINS House ~ tox26 feet, has - rom.
aSh Contains all tn mi dsfn iml rnvemcr,. re-
esssry for d FIRST cias, Hotel. The Beds. Carr.
SfosesaBd ousenswsre siiI be odd with g. !
premises. The harm Will ACCOMMODATE win
co1fou, fifty bores. This n. ,e, has nov :.
large patronage - any other Hotel In cen,,ai
Iowa
~ This property will be sod chem.
For further particulars enquire H. or address
MRS. :. X. BAILEY GrinpeIl. To-.
Ck1SEBIL, lows, Nay ls.h, 1855. dim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
WHO AXE GATORS

q
WHO AXE GATORS.
That man alone is loyal 10 this Gov
eminent who can fully and without men
tai reservation of any kind or character
endorse the Constitution OF the | lltel
States. lie who cannot or viii act dc
that cheertalls j. a, Ieas, q parish TRAIT
or. lie VITO is 10. Tor the Constitution Is
against il, AID be Who is sgainsi il car
no, be true ard lossi citizen. Tie ex-
tent Of bis sutagoLism does no. matter
lie has taken an os:h v.3usiy sn4
eagerly ID support that document As the
b.,s Of a. our lass AM as tie common
bond which keeps Us together. There
vas 10 reservation il The oath; i. vac
no. TO supper; this clause and oppose
that, bu, 20 support and defend il as 40
entirety. scch being the case, and We
think no one viii derry il. hos can The
supporters Of the unconsi,utious acts
o. the present administration Justly their
conducti They declare openly and
boldly on all 0 casions that they are op
posed TO the constltu; on as it is, aud
that they will support only certain
clauses, aud certain others they will not
support They claim the right, after
having taken somen oath to support
the whole, only to support a part-and
Which part that shall be they claim to be
the only judges.
What loyalty or reason can VIC hod in
such conduct? Yet the men no take
this position claim to be the only cxclu-
sively loyal men of the country and
they assume the responsibility and have
the brazen tffontry TO declare that oil
who do not JOIN with them in that be-
lief are disloyal-are traitors. They de-
nounce the democratic party as being in
league with treason, yet there is not q
member Of that organization in the land
who IL hot earnestly in favor OF every
word and every line Of that document
from 1--WE the People &c, even to the
concluding syllable of the priceless iu-
strnment. Show us man who rs not
and we will show you that be is not a
democrat. Show us a man who would
oppose that constitution aud Law violent
hands upon it and we will show YOU
disloyal man.
The loyalty claimed by the abolition
party is loyalty to party and party dog
mss-nothing more and they attemp,
TO cram their foul doctrine down demo
cratic throats. lie who stands boldly ND
for the constitution they mark as di.loy-
81 to their cause and procure his arrest.
Only such as accept their creed and
place themselves 10 opposition to the con
s.itution are counted sound or worthy of
enjoying their freedom.
Such 10 the nnPrincipled and unreason.
able party enemy with which the democ
racy have to contend. The emergency
Is great andrequires courage and persist
enes in the right. II to love aud obey
the constitution has become treason LET
us all become traitors. We owe LOYALTY
to no nan, and 10 none will we grant
any. We still claim the rig Il to oppose
any man or any party who oppose the
constitution, and will not endorse il a,
the supreme law Of The land. Such men
and those composing such parties are no,
to be trusted they are traitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
DenOCRATsC srArE CONVENTION
POSTPONED.

We place the following declaration Of
the Gazette before the public, just as II
was printed ia the columns OF that paper
on the 22d inst. Comment upon such
das,ardly asscrtion-such an open insult
to Democrats everywherc-such whole
sale detestable libel, would be superilu-
GUS. Read:
In its present condition. 4" No Man can
continue n member Of The democratic
Partv and be less than a 7R.iITOR,
and Rebel, and a MURDERER! I
-Gdzette, May 22d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
TIE u .tE>>lUs> L. tXrkKiEN(E
or an invalid.

Published for the bent nj. AMI as a warning and
CAUTION TO NOUaG MEN,
who suffer from Spermatorrhes Nervous Dsbili-
", Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The Means OF Self Cure. By one who
has cured hnsel. after being ~, to great expense
and injury through medical humbug an i auack
cry.
i'y enclosing n pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my = dawly] k.dford. Kings Coanty,N,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

L'oR 4 GOOD BUSINESS Man TO STEP
! into paying business
The stock of i'rug.. Medicines, Oh emicals and
Periumtry, together With the fixtures complete
known as the MON Drug = ore. No IS Brady !.
one oi the best locations in this ely, d now do
log Coca hus'nes' W II be sol or exchanged
for an improved farm OF city property Fnr ~,
hcaiar inquire oil W. fARkER,
No. . Brady ri.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
ke0l Esf0fe .IgenCy.

V'He SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
! 10 eopartnership for the transaction Of n
general Real Estate business They will rive
their attention 10 the buying sell ny and renting
OF real estate, paying taxes, collecting and any
transactions that fall vi thin tho legitimate line
OF thor business. From their long residence :
both being . Old settlcrs"-and general familiar.
ity with real estate operations, they fatter them
selves they will be able 10 give satisfaction 10 al,
who may entrust their business to them
Uffiog--Post Office building. sec nd door.
A. SANDERS,
}. NJ. ELDkiDGE.
Paw export, Arri l, ls6o dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

DOssleises NMa PeMSiOseS.
JAMES r. LANE
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
l. claims for Boantios and Pensions.
BOuntIes.
SOLDIERS. Discharged in Consequence Of wounds
received IN BATH, or who have served two year,,
are entitled TO 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
|. Inraiid Soldiers d slbled since March 4th,
1851, in the army Or navy.
e W,doHs Of soldiers dying Of wounds re-
ceved, or of disease contracted in tho mill tary
or naval service.
3. Chi.dren under l6 years of such deceased
st elders, If there is no widow surviving, or from
the time Of the widow remarrla.o
a. N0fheIs ~ho have no husbands living Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have EFT no widow, nor children under IS years,
aud tho neither was dependent in whole or in
part upon the dc .eased tor support.
,. Sisters, under 10 Year., OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants OF either Of the
three last preceding classes.
t4s- Also collects Back Pay.
Apply 10 JANIS I. LANE.
Once southeast corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport, Apri! 8, 1858 DIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
JAM Els m. DALZELL,

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT,
~ Agent for Herring's Safes and Fai banks
Scalcs, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster PAris and
Hair.
No. 8 Front Street.
Davenport. Iowa. May IA, Is63-d1y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
European Politics

We regard ,hs acceptance By Macmillan Of the
throne Of Mexico the most important event ia its bearing
upon our cause that has so tar occurred L Is the
precursor Of some favorable movement on the part Of
France in respect 70 rs that cannot fan 10 exercise
sutary moral Influence as veil here as upon he enc
NY. To hsHimilanS acceptance Is athibutable The
sudden advance in the price Of gold the Bnsd States
which took place simultaneously with the receipt Of that
nsHA 1t exercised che influence Of early prospective
recognition and that influence IS certain 20 increase as
the per Cd Of embarrassment approaches This event i
naturally looked to the condition precedent 10 resog-
nitOn By France, though ais improbable that
the Emperor viii carry our lhAt part Of bic pro-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13

ToDDY ron WoUsDHD SOLDIERS -EI-G Governor NELL
s. Brown, Of Tennessee for week past has been BIZ
ycuacng at the wood station Cstoosa platform, in
the rear of our army earnestly and steadily engaged in
waiting upon the wounded soldiers On one occasion,
While about four huadred Of them were lying upon the
ground, he had prepared buckle, full Of toddy, and
was doing Il out with tin cup to those whose condi-
ton q1ired tlmuus, when be was hailed BY feeble
voice pleading that be should pass by that way me
ex Governor Immediately went the wounded soldier
who hailed him, and gave him dose Of toddy.. The
grateful veteran looking up in his face, said 81 thank
you, parsou" ~ am nopreacher," replied the Cover
nor; "shy do you call me parsonp Soldier Well
that dose was good, and helps me so much, didn't
tclnk anybody but preacher would have brought IL to
me-" The Governor moved on In his mission Of mercy,
amused, no doubt and edited at this new and original
mods Of distinguishing the benevolent phiAnthropists
Of The oericI robe and MATES: -Chdftanooga
Psb IL /. . =. .rs ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
A Viz scoUsDlrl.-rhe Knoxville Register says

a VILE GCOUNDAhLs-bHo hHOAFliio heBlslcf says :
The character Of the traitors to Tennessee who have
taken part with her ensavers, ia illustrated by what we
have heard OF the conduct Of Colonel Byrd while at
Calhoun. An accomplished and estimablo Southern
lady who had just consigned to the grave the remains
of a beloved husband, applied to Byrd for pass TO
leave the Federal lines In the most insulting manner
AID vita ungen lemanly oath, he refused her app
cation, calling her mischevous female rebel, and
threatening to send her 10 Camp Chase. The lady,
with mild dignity and tina. calm sefpossession which
belong, to the true of education aud refinement
ol him that while she proe .sed her loyalty to the
Confederate cause, she yet trusted that be knew her
too well to suppose she would take any dishonorable
advantage OF auy Information che migat acquire within
the emf m . lines aid renewed her application for tho
pAss At this the renegade Colonel sh wered upon her
such tSrrent OF oSths AID vulgar abuse that bis fell
low officers in the room hung their heads in shame and
the lady left in disgust after telling bin spritedy that
IL she Lad been a man he would not have dared to
teat her thus. These facts we have from the lady q
own lips. Yet there Tennoseeans who willing
to hold felo Wshp with this val ant brow-beater Of
defenceless woman whose recent affection and deep
grief would have secured her respect from Brute
Butler.