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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

TnE 14rH KEGINExr.-There is no doubt
but portion Of this rcgiment-seven COM
panies will be mustered out soon, but there
are very serious doubts whether the com
panics that have served less than three
years will be accorded that privilege. Re-
gardless Of promises made to recruits for
old regiments, that they should b. muster
ed out the expiration Of the regiments term
Of service, the War Department has persist
emily refused to do SO in single instance
not recruit from the Second Regiment up
t. the 14th has been mustered out as
agreed upon, and it is hardly fair to pre-
sumo that privileges that have been denied
to recruits in every senior regiment v II be
accorded to recruits Of the 14th. Though
here in camp they have no right to expect
any such partiaiity, and we predict that
nothing Of the sort will be done 1t is true
their enlistment was based on the promise
Of the War Department that their service
should ex pire with the end Of the
three years for which the 14th vas origin
ally musteaed, so it was with the recruits
for the I'd Infantry, and they have not been
mustered ous yet, and probably will not be
until they have served three years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Without wasting room to give the details
of the late election we nay - well take the
shortest cut and stats in q fsw words =
possibls-shs dslnseTatie party l. beaten.
The indicatious are that The count viii give
the republieans nearly, II not quite, every
northern Stats-an increased najosity in
Congress, and u Executive and legislative
control Of every State but one or two.
This Is the political position in nutshell.
The democracy are strong-their vote will
be heavy al over the country, but they are
not strong enough to win; hence their
strength avails nothing except IS reminder
to thoss in power that there is . powerful
opposition in the land, Notwithstanding they
have the power.
Candidly We are not disappointed It the
result. We expected it, and for some res-
sons We ars not sorry that it has turned oat
q il has, 30 far q the Presidential ticket i
concerned. We find consolation in this,
that the republican party have got their
own dirty job in their own hands. They
have been the means Of protracting this
war, until the present time, and We think
it is about as well that the democracy let it
alone. The tug Of war has but just COM
menced; il the party in power brings it to
. successful termination and restores the
Union, substantially as it was before the
var, We shall not be found wanting in CIV
ing them due credit for having done SO. It
will be consummation that will gladden.
the heart of every true democrat, no matter
who has the credit Of bringing it about.
But, on the other hand, il the republican
party should be so unfortunate as to make
failure in attempting to restore the Union,
upon its leaders will the curse Of the peo-
pie fall, and then the labor Of the democra-
cy to do what its antagonists found impos-
sible, will commence.
The people have, by very decided mn
i7rity, reiterated their confidence in Mr..
Lincolns administration. We most Sc
riously question the soundness of that de-
cision, bu, it has been made by those who
hand the rig ght to do so, and the minority
bows in submission 10 the peoples will.
Their decision is for four years more Of
war; So be it, even though the last vsstige
Of . republican form Of government be
driven from the land. They desire it
they have claimed the hszard and we have
only to await the result as calmly and as
patiently as we may. Let no democrat
strike his colors. The hour is coming
when they will be the colors Of the cou ntry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Faon UsAn-Reeent advices from Great Salt
Lake City. mention curious case Of disension
among the forty and four wives Of one q the
saints II appears that Brother Gsdke recently
made trip to the East On business, and upsn
'his return brought each 'sshsrer Of his bosom's
joys . remembrance Of his visit. To his f.
vorite wife be presented carton Of the rev toi-
IT sensation, "Lutin's floriline." By The use
Of it her toilet soon became The most perfect ever
seen in that lsnA The 'ssreen-eyed monster !"
Jealousy soon begsn to slow its hideous mien.
and ! tenpess Ia teapot wss the result. Ths
other forty three wives stocked ~ hsruins =
the wsyy tresses, md ina few moments pulled
every hair from her hesd. The lord u the
ioasehola uas compelled 70 Sorn - snaAeur
prisea, wherein ths rslkssssry aagels eosld -
eenaned untii courisr could y despateAea -
B. l.oaiA and rsturn laden viii Is flssilne.' .
when eacA fiir one f1snA hesself she peesessss
ef Ne s'bses u fesaAsstioa" " quiss ~ ssG1sss1
~ now - hspisR - 1svsliar fhnily e filedsD]
sxiss = Utah, thsn thsl a ~ lnehlan 0o1lo.
y ~ - q Klssi1ins" - shsen lseks q ~
/ fvseits vero 80 rq1sqI1. 81 -; isasVfo =
tksoess - ffi1 = ts 1I6da6fs - l6.
FrAa ple ~ \ & \ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

FouRTH WAaD GUAnDs.-The Fourth
Ward Guards before being relieved from
duty At the Fiise National Bank, on We'd
nesday morning, passed unanimously, with
three rousing cheers, the follo,ying resolu-
tons, presented BY Corporal Odiorne:
WHExEAs, The Fourth Ward Guards
were unexpectedly called out b. Adjutant
General Baker for military duty, snd detail
ed to guard the First National Bank u this
city. and
WuEREAs, The officers Of the said BANK
have most generously entertained us with :
bountiful repast, therefore
Rteoleed, That the thanks Of this co@pa-
ny ore hereby rendered = the oGlcs1 of said
bank, and especially to the President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10
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OTr1cs or TIE DAvxyronr DsncCaAs.
Friday evening. Nov. IL. is54.
FLorR.-Who!-sslet -. 10 IN tbi.; Retail -
i04a.
WHrAr.-Nc. ], well cleaned. round and plump.
Club, Tea and Galena, tl.s5: No. .. an sound,
not clean enough for No. l. tl.l5n.
Conx.-No. /, in ear, :o9a5c. Men. No. 2,
55ncnc
oars. No. !. clean aud sound, -; 10. No. .,
damp and not clean. ~.
BARLFr.-fl. 20 -.
PogAroEs.-s5Gss.
ONssSs.-tl.seal4a.
ESos. &c
WHITE BEAxs-&2.o0l25
FLsxsEgp.- e. eo@2.25.
TIsoTMY.-t4oe.
CLoyER-SJ.5u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

DEAD.-By reference to notice published
elsewhere, it will b sesn that the estimable
wife Of Nr. james Wickersham formerly Z
well known citizen Of this place, and sister
Of B. B. Woodward, Esq, Of this city, died
in Bloomington, Indiana, On The 7th inst.
Mrs. W. haa msGy Wasn Aisnds I'D ae-
quaintancss il this city, who win deeply re-
Rret her death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

The R1vER-rhe Northern line boats
make their arrivals and departures each
morning at o'clock, IS usual.
Salt River is said to be navigable to its
head waters, and the trade entirely uninter-
rupted BY Gucrrillas. The regular annual
packet, having been entirely re-it,sd, is
now coaling for the trip, and will leave i'm.
mcdiatcly. For freight or passage, apply
on board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

DrsrEPsIA, NERvousxEss AND DEslIlrr.-
DR.. Sfricklas.Ts 7cnie.-We can recon.
mend those suffering with Loss Of Appe-
tite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Stricklands
Tonic. It is ! vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates . good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspep-
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally At 81 per
bottle. Prepared BY Dr.. A. Strickland, 9
Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iuly2O-d&wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

SOLDIERS SANITARY AID SocrE1Y.-A So
ciable for the benefit Of the Soldiers Sani-
tary Aid Society will be held at the resi-
dence Of J. H. Fidlar, on Third street, be
tween Perry and Rock Island, on Friday
evening at o'clock All friends Of the
cause are invited. Contributions of ten
cents and upwards will not be refused.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Acc crIoN PosTPoSRp.-Owing to the pres
ent condition Of the streets, caused by the
late rains, the auction sale at the Thalia
Gardens has been postponed to next Mon
day, November IA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

A most impudent cheat has been put up
in the Persian public. A person advertised
n oil the papers that he had IN infallible re.
ceipt to attain long life, which be va will
ing to communicate to anybody who would
send him 25 cents in postage stamps. Ev-
erybody past fifty, and almost every body Of
wealth sent him the required sum Of money,
and received in return this method Of lon-
gevity: "Get yourself elected member OF
the French Academy. All meobers attain
great age: for instance, n. Dupin is 50; n.
Berfyer is Is; n. Guizot is Is; ETC."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

FRESH GRocEEsEs-It is time to prepare
for thanksgiving day, and the place to get
choice dried fauits, raisins, winter wheat
foar, syrups, spices,-in short everything
choice and fresh in the grocery line can be
found at Parks & Hosmer's, South East
corner Of Brady and Fourth streets. Give
them . call and make your selections, before
the stock gets reduced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

DusuquE.-The Herald brings out its
rooster in honor Of the grand victory
achieved in that city and county. The De-
mocracy elect their entire county ticket BY
increased majorities. McCiellan's majority
will be about $50 in Dubuque city, gain
Of about 800 over Douglas majofity in
1860.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Heavy overcoat cloths, bought before the
great advance in cloths, can be found at
Perry's. He can turn out those heavy and
comfortable coats for less money than any
other concern in the city Call at the store
opposite the Post Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

GREAT PLAY.-The beautiful drama Of
"Smike, or the Fortunes Of Nicholas Nickle-
BY" will be presented at the metropolitan
Theatre this evening, in which the Webb
sisters will appear in the leading characters.
Those who have read Dickens great story
entitled Nicholas Nicklcby. land who has
not , should see its dramatization ct the
Theatre this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

GERMAN THEATRE. The celebrated ira
gedian, D. E. Bandmann. will appear for
the last time ct the German Theatre this,
Thursday, evening, in his great part Of
Shyloch, in the Merchant Of Venice. Nr.
Bandmann particularly excels in this part,
and to see this performance viii be = rare
treat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10
New York Markets.

Nsw YoEG. Nov Z.
FLorR loM i5c better. tl0.l1so lc25 extra
state 1l.loGtll.z5 R. II. q.
WHEAr-Market inl2 cents better So 25 Chi.
cago spring; tz.4o good winter red.
CoEN-ec lower.
OArs-Rather steadier; good business. sni.
Gleic western.
PoRk-Decidedlv lower. 600 !aess; tal. 81
@4s.s5 new $3s.ooay ss 80 prime
LARD-Scarcely SO firm. Gig eSi1c
WHiskY-Steady At IA Sc western
PErRoLErs-Vniet 4Gc crude; snl.1c re-
fined bound; Sc free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

A mule On board the train for Nashville,
bound for Chattanooga the other day, got iti
hind legs out Of the door Of the car. There
being only . space Of some six inches -.
tween the car and the freight platform, che
mule Was torn though the door and literally
made into mincemeat The body and legs
were whitfield up fine, and the bead wrench
ed from the body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

WINTER is coming, but the winter caps,
furs, winter gloves, ETC., have already come
at Farrand's fashionable hat store, Second
street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

ALL QrIEr.-The rebel prisoner scare has
pretty much subsidized, and the public is
pretty thoroughly convinced that the alarm
was purely sham.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Par You1 BEfs.-You Who have lost hats
On he election, go y Ransnds and pay up.
He has the kind Of goods thaE Win suit both
vinners I'D looesa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Sxow.-The sidewalks AMI housetops
we're white with snow this morning, . rath-
er cool winding up Of the long storm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

LADIES, you can find the best selected
stock Of dress goods, cloaks, shawls, ETC..
in the city at the popular store Of Henry C.
Potter L Co., corner Of Brady and Second
streets They are prepared to offer their
goods at the very lowest figure. You are
politely invited to call and examine the
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10


"TuE difference between . fool and =
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves Of. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The rise require no argument to prove that
. few thousand dollars left to . helpless
family viii sase them from vice and misery.
The sciae know that five or ten dollars per
week i not only relief bat support to .
family visited BY sickness. Become wise
before It is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, ct the Office Of
VIZ. AlLu IkoAEls,
Room No. 3, over Nacklot's Bank,
Corner Of Brady and Sd streeta
Oct 10-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Srovrs.-The place to buy the Stswart
and Challengs Cooking Stoves il 4 Geo. ".
Smiley's, 9dst. between Main and Hanisoa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

DR. Fk2RARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

Brsrxkss EDucAnos.-To procure thor
ough knowledge Of book keeping and get .
thorough practical business education, At
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner Of
9th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa-
bled soldiers. nv7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10
LOCAL oTgmo.

Go TO TnB BEsr.-0o to Bryant ( Strait
tons Chicago Commercial College, 70 set
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph operatos.-.
For circulars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant 4 Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-10

nHOrOGRAPH DARDS FOR GENTLEMEN.
T Samples and Catalogues sent for 25 cents.
Enclose an envelope with your own name and
address, o. HENNETTE,
ocsi-ws 5s,< Liberty St., New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
LATEST From THE UNITED STATES

Baltimore uapera II the 18th, "e:e received
last night. They iurnis!l tho f4linwin. ll.np
Of LEWIS:
Heavy firing Was heard III. Thursday las. il,
the di:ectiOn OF Winchester. |. ~ Ilesti6na-
BILE whether Early vii! Wal. end riYn battle TO
che superior IOrcss now arrnStd against linn.
| Much more probable is tho ANNOUNCEMENT,
made yesterday. that le was rStirirg up the
Valley, followed by Is portion Of 3hosrlan's
cavalry, and that there had been skir,ninl,ea
with the rear guard.
A telegram from New {nlk. dai.i last CSC.
nirg, 18th, reports thu capture Si,l ,lertlue-
ton of seven vessels, Sums sixty Mills Gc''th
ea5tof 3and3 iioob, by tho haa Uiniaiorhta
steamer Tallahassee.
PnSsaGs6rs hy Lbs E,caniur :fsi.r, WE,ai,
Reached Nav turk from New Orlea.is yazlol
day. report that tho C5IleislAtss nels III
stroug force outside Ut Alsieft, Within M on
5eSen miles of Nav Orleans, sud Mat they
were terrifying thsir position with tLu iItsn-
ton OF making it ! base Of operations.
In Kentucky the g~nerillas ~ovntinue to he
particularly ~aotiye.. The t0wn Of Eranian.
burg was entered by about twenty g~usrillas
yesterday, and at last adyices fighting was 20
ing Gil thsre. On Wednesday last, a lores CT
| Confsderates dashed into the town of lick
man, burneI all tho cotton aud t0bur':o that
WAS stored there, aud ,ommitsed other dsprs
dati0nE.
Government ~otieials Ien7 lilo correctness Of
tho reported difficulties IA the Cabinet, Fir.
Stanton has said that it required muol. sol:ti-
tatior t. Induce him to Gccspt lid oir,5s III tbs
] frat place, and he will not voluntarily rel,G-
qnish tina place.
The "a Fennsylrahia TSprreht tBaGtsrs
Fire ZouaVesl passed through tho city h-Iiy,
en- ronte for homo, its term Of ~ssrvioa having
expired. This regiment wss originally fiitsen
hundred strong, and returns homo with hit
$50 musEets.
A petition is circulating in Ohip and olier
States, requesting L.uuolh to deies tic trait
for half d lnillioa mora men until an attempt
has been made by negotiation TO Secure reare,
based Of the Constitution and Union.
Tie Herald" u Friday laHt oommonats
it's leading editorial with the remark:
Considering the desperate strata IL which,
tln. rebellion 10 now reduced, nc i!.nnL .hr
time has arrived Hhuu tn, II ADMINISTRATIONS. III
behalf ii peace and 10 Union. m.Y air"r-
tass3uslY 6poi, the i""F u al ,i."r,l'ie :nd {
Gdl entiur Of ali tho States.
Tke 3oa0iuei5n II tic arli~:s is IS t:iI"1s:
ffsoii5ut Lida7lI, therefore, ia "ur opln-
ion, will Establish a Claim IL great saRs1'ty
ani HTisdan IS d stsafEnsn ana as l"lit!eibd.
il takins the initiative il tsEalf ~ pass. hy
dsspatokiDg three commissioners 10 i;uihEuHH
with lie n7sftuTss suggested. Ii thy iail
ltbfa turbulent aud .ismuraliSihs pssGe I=rttGi
nj the North will 10 iisarmei and af!enGed
If they succeed III a1 armisties, wa may haielS
hail It as IT, cid Of THE War aud ui The r5igT
Of JeI. D.,is. and tho eu4 oi tho ~'Ssinthorr
GnnfederecY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16

Az OH MAIDS DREAs.--Tho old maid mi in
old arm chnir, with half closed eyss and persivs
mir. ind Wi'houtn blush on her maiden face, isEI
into oil Mosphy's sweet embrace. She 'iremut
that II husband hind AMI THE. Lel iGlIn To I,i.
siis 30 kindly 'itow Wilde in .crsnta gentle,
clsaf and SLOW he called her tho iesfest nam"
below. A lrs 1ps biniii1 dp6n tho hearth, ard
it1 brightness told or inJ aud rnrth, while The
teG-ietlio Sang amaT.Ia. lay than It hal whis-
tcl inf many n dag Ne" light ws5
iiifusei ia the old mails hss:f, ea she islt her
ioneliness now .lnFs!: tho tsble spr5st al ''la.n
snl now, with Plates anil ssnceis an.i chairs idt
Two. Here ihs poet kindly Pulses IN Iha obi
critters bliss Rut to IesuTn= At last the iusky
dim twilight wal giving place to sl,sd-a ot night,
she stretched her arns for II BIset embrace, alas
alas found empty space. Az from her vision ~
bliss she awuku. and ioinl that her dream hnl
perished su,i hroka, sla .eIi with u sigh: "UtI
Tould ! had mnuiel i'll days gono by"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
FROM GEORGIA

ATLANTA, August l5:-at II iata l.1Gr y6F-
to-day evening, the anemY htt,mriv'i l." lriTe
lii odr ri:hets III the seattle. . Aiior II sharp
bAiTfn,sh they were rerulsel. ihrIs Han Il
dssnitory firing along the liDes tLToHsh1us tho
night End to-day. Mot u len rhells thrown
into Tho city had scfiptural qn"lat,aEE i" lie
brew pasIoJ On ihen:
a body Of the suslh5'a cavalry ia-l.al ihtr
Decatur tlria evening. :.!.! ii"ysi nn is, int,-
v0n Of CUib's Mill. ! rn,rii Id,:r ri lnIantiy
IN reported q Denalur. Thor actions iGGi
rate another movement ~ "rt hight.
Lively skiiuhishriig. ~ r"rmE 80 on rnr nsh-
lEs this evening.
Everything Inks brighter an,t m,i5 l.,rs-
idl than at any timo aih1o Tho r,".n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16

A SrfHs nor 80 rtE RnIa.--phh M.con
Theatre ~ni ainiI.t . acr,is' OF ..si tto.a,,y ga
FriI6y night which Was not -alyertis.a On H.,
bills F"t ~"GrF., "vrr,nys tast f gang al ~.
iI@.! follows have infested ti,e hons6. And l,vei,
ven! 90 th4 fullest LekayinT, much II ttejr GSm
el.,,al sni g5r,:lY to Ito disgust or ,Aa Gaft.r
EH.l..G OK the aa.l:lGsJ JEesr c,lsiaDs.s wore
0;. Lai1 III usual It's .,ichl in G~lastiCl, kut Ills
limo the nsnagef hal t-sln the p.a:aIItiHil /"
Ctoi.5a a.i,i,o.i TfiEh .4'u-tsto aid fahE"n AZ 1stry'
l~..i.-.. 81 the hn...s. tEa pi6.s-fLs Rag Pixie.
oI ta..s-wd1 Gvehst a.. ias ii.a~I s..d ta'
E!EaEE I;is 'cJHlT.sIcTst iHo.. .iEsi.isy LID 1885,.
40 t lT6rTes,ai, "n= I-ii1S rt0r,as6,'t IN tbs III
b6bagiGI, nG.ii ti.r ~ai!i!,nc- tsT"ltei IL maas fnd
demanded ii The rma..t II riant hiGt iraIn iha
l.au,r., Tho lu.ni tteteupon st9nnc7i up;n
him. liz .Ifrw - pistol npon tli.m, end thsy
rocks.I AMI lrgni.i thrir guns OH him. Hure tie
adi.znra 10, Ill t,orr dshts, MANY excited iilti-
yid al. rushing IRON ond place Ia another, bat
svery ono crying PIT him out. pat HIM ont ,
Tho frlior was soizsd. diaaimei, N,i et,i>e1 tor
tLstiJor IN II rhsh. through tbs closely b.ocrsd;d
! aisle,. aud Tns Lnslly On.tsl ont nlite I5ar snt
into tho s~tfssta. Ort5i Wss az "a -a:'Gol. Sid
40 farther dialntbanco oi,oaIrei.
Ddiing tho whole totriEc sz1itsEannt IN tie
a~ulistTe. INT the S~iiEhts;s i0lptssaia" No, maio
upoa the staSa-M.ss R.i1gss au1 Nf Dslt&i:
then a~aacl:hf . sc-na Ia tha ply. has n!t gi.E-
iGg q paus4 ii inaibs a single soutat".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
LATER R 9 EUROPE.

10 the House Of Commols, OH tie 18th oi
July Mr.. Lindsay, before putting the 4lsa-
ton Of which he had given noIi:o. said LIE d.
sired to have made a statement, c5ntsidins
important faats bearing uFon shs American
war, and tending. to show how Iutila was tho
attempt to restore tho Unian a.a 'Sefas the
South but I'D ne had 40 Opportunity nov Ct
doing SC. hs bsgg=i simply &C ask the firat
Lord Ct the Treasury if. considering tho great
sacrifice CT life md property 1caaslonsd by
tre TsS SILL .oainS between tie United Ststa;