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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

= s'ssp n. . u ~
the govssnmsst, and though the ballot
box displscc in the constituted modea,
those who prevent or abuse the srse>e
cennitasd 10 sASm. This ; The only
true mode Of msintsioing the Constitu.
ton, the Usiss and the enforcement Of
the laws. re -
The mere cot of enrolling the names
Of slaves doss not affect any right Of the
citizen.
No dSaA hes been ordered, nor 10 We
know thst dralt viii be ordered, it may
and it may Dot4be.
We shsald abids by and maintain the
laws, aud pursue in the modes provided
the remedy it affords.
II any violence or wrong 10 the per-
con or property OF the CITIZEN be COM
mitted by any ofhner or soldier, against
known laws Of the land, make your ac-
cusations, in The mode prescribed BY
Law, and if the commanding officer re-
fuses or neglects TO use bis utmost en-
beavers to arrest the officer or soldier
under his command 80 accused, and hand
him or them over to the c. vii ma gistrate
for trial, when officially advised OF the
fact, the Executive Of tie State will pre-
fer charges and demand court martial.
in the Union under tie Constitution
and in accordance with law assert and
aud urge your rights. 1t is our duty to
obey the law until it is declared by
Judicial decision to be unconstitutional.
The citizen whose property may be
taken under it, for public ute, will be en-.
titled under the Constitution TO adjust
compensation for his private property %
| taken.
Although the present Congress may
not do Us justice. yet it is safe to rely
upon the justice of the American people
and an appeal to them will not be un'
needed or unanswered. Peace restored
and the unity Of our Government pre-
served will drive to ignominous dis.
,ance those who in the agony Of out
conflict perverted their sacred trusts to
the base uses OF parlizau ends and fa-
nalical purposes. Uphold and maintain
your Government as constituted, and
obey and enforce it's Just demands, 81
the only hope Of perpetuating free in.
stltutioDs.
THos G. BRAMLETrE.
Franklin, March 18th, 1864.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
TRUSrEE'S SALE.

XX7HEREAS ON the nth DtY or arp.
wv tsnbss. 4. D. 1864, Jsnee Peter, ia
sntoO g. Blood. o. trastsss certain deed Of ,,ust
conveying TO said trustee the real 1900 In Sso,s
sesnty, ssaes Of Iowa, Assssibsd ~ follows, to.
Viz: Lot number twenty one q Of Dawson 4
Tfsss plat q part II the sossk west quarter
(n.v. ~ Of frsssissd sestiss ssabs thirty lSel
~ towDship severity Eight l7s) ossA Of range
four - ssst Of the Sth p. n.-wbieh said con-
veysass vas nade " The saiA James Peters for
the purpose Of securing the peymsnt Of three
certain psonistary netes sig1ed ~ the said mes
Peesrs. dsssd Septsnsber 1Nh, 1sS6-one Of said
notes Tor the sum Of sixty IS )lolass payable
September II. 1858 one Of said notes Tor fAv sum
Of :ixty (00) dolisss pAysbls Ssptsnbsr II, 1853;
and one Of said notes Tor T. sun Of 6fty-lve 5s
dollars payable September II, 1850. with In .ersst
thereon ~ 10 per cent. per ann um from the date
thereof
And now said note having become due and nav
sss,a the said James Peters having failed 10
pay thu. same, /, y. @. Biood, trustee %
aioFssad do hereby give this public notice, that b.
virtue o. the power which II in me ve1ted b; said
deed oftrsst, will. on Wednesday. tho 2Sd day Of
March, A. u. 1S64,at the hour Of 10 O'clock In The
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door ia
the city OF davenport, expose and OLE Tor sale
IT Public Auction, the real ss,ste above d.
scribed, or so much thereof as sh al be necessary
TO satisfy the amount OF said notes with The
interest thereon to the day Of sale, to- c.her
with all the costs and EXPENSES ATTENDING
said sale, costs Of this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated this LIST day Of March, A. u. 1864
Z. u. BLOOD,
marchI 1rustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

oRVVA@As
w AsHINGroN. March I!

WAsHInaroN, March Is.
Col. John Wooley. of Ind., has been
appointed Provost Marshsl of Baltimore.
The House special Committee on the
bankruptcy bill have authorized Mr..
Jencks to report the bill some time since
proposed by him. 1t embraces both
debtors and creditors interests.
Gen WE. Smith was to-day omi-
mated Major General in the reg al az
army. in the place made vacant by Gen
Grants promotion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
LATE NEWS;
Grating to Commence next
Mouth.
Additional b0unties to Cease
After april lit.
Order by the President fol
200 OOO More Mea.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
GENERAL ORDERS NJ. 1901
.NoroC

GENERAL ORDERS Ne. 1901
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINGToH, March IA
In order to supply the force required 10
be drafted for the navy, and to provide %
adequate reserve force Tor al contingencies,
il addition to the 100000 /. en- called
for, February LIST, 1864, the call is hereby
n ade and . draft ordered for 2OO, 600 men
for the military service OF the aruy, navy
and marine corps of the United States.-
The proportional quotas for the different
wards, towns, townships, precincts or eiec-
ton districts, or counties will be made
known through the Provost Marshal Gen
erals Bur, au, and account will be taken
of tne credits anu deficiencies Of former
quotas The 18th day Of April, 1864, is
ues mated as the time up to which the
nun. oel- required from each ward of .
cit}. town, &C., may be raised by volun-
teer.ne. Enlistment and drafts will be
nlsie III each ward Of city, towr, DC
which shall not have filled the quota as
signcd to 1t within the time designated for
the nu:nher required to fill said quotas
The drafts will be commenced as SOON after
tie 18th Of April as practicable. The
bounties - now paid will continue until
April LIST, 1864. at which time the addi-
tional bounties cease. On an after that
date one hundred dollars bounty only Will
be paid as provided by the act approved
July 22d, 1861.
(Signsd) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Gov. Bramlette has just Issued the
following addrcs, to tue people Of Ken.
lucky:
FsLLow CirxENs.-In view Of the
disturbance Of tie popular mind prodrc
ed by the enrolment Of slaves for the
army in KY, it is deemed prudent to
make the following suggestions for the
benefit and guidance Of the loyal Of KY.
Your indigestion should not move yon
10 commit acts Of violence, nor to I'M
lawful rasrssaoce, stsodiog % We have
stood, and will ever stand for the Con.
! stitutioB, the Union and the enforcement
ofthe laws. We must fcpel the effort
Of rebelllon 70 oderthroe oar, govern.
ment, BY our gallspt aoldiess in the feld
asd nsss aasssst IL ssiseas a. sssosati.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
WASHINGTON. March Is.

VAShlNOIUN, MaTcD 10.
HoUsE.-M0rrill, from the Committee on
Ways aud Means, reported bill to estab.
iish an assay office in Nevada Territory
and also one at Portland, Oregon. r..
fersed to Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Clark OF n. T., from the Committee
| on Printing, reported in favor OF printing
10 600 copies oil the reports Of Gen. Rose
Grams. Adopted.
A resolution was adopted to print 10000
copies OF Gen. Meade's report OF the battle
| OF Getty sburg.
SENArE.-The Senate reconsidered its
! action Of yesterday on the passage of the
House bill defining the rank, pay and
cmoluments of officers in the army.
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition oil
1000 citizens Of Louisiana, of African dc
scent, to be allowed to vote in the re-orya
nization o. Louisiana. The petition is az.
proved BY Anthony Temandeze, Presiden,
Of the Louisiana Association Of the Vete.
rams Of the War of 1862, founder of the
frst Uni0n Association, and q member OF
the control committee Ter the organization
of . free State, by Thos. G. Durapr. Pres
ident Ut the Free State Convention, aid By
other citizens. 1t represents that all are
owners Of property, many engaged iu tb-
pursuits OF commerce, pay ing taxes for 40
years on IN assessment OF fifteen million
dollars, and 1t the call Of Gov. Shcple,
they raised the first colored regiment IN
AZ hours.
Mr. Anthony, from the printing commit
tee, reported bill to print $500 copies OF
she report Of apt Fike Of bis expedition
TO the Rocky Mou taius. Adopted
TIE House then resumed the cousidcra.
tion Il the gold bill.
Mr.. Griswoid advocated the bill. A re-.
mark Of Sir. Grisw old, called up Mr. Bout.
well, VITO called letter from tho Secre-
tary OF tho Treasury to be read, in which
the Secretary says that on the 18Th Feb.
rusry be addressed letter to the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means, asking Tor
authority to sci! gold, ard be had not
changed bis opinion as to the measure.
Dennison protested against the treasury
beiI g turned into brokers' shop. and
would continue to votc against the bill.
Without &C ing on the gold bill, and
after considerable debate, the House ad.
journed.
Mr.. Wilkinson presented bill! to repeal
ell acts making appropriation OF pers,ns OF
African descent. Referred to the commit.
tee on Territories.
The Senate considered the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill.
NJ. Saansr's amendment, raising. che
rank Of Munster resident at B lg,um, to
Minister Plsn,poteosisry, without CORES.
pondiDg pay, VAS adopted.
Amendments were adopted increasing
the salaries Il Coosuls At Shanghai, Nae
sau, Lyon4 and Manchester. Without al.
posiag Of ~ bill, tie Ssnste went into g.
'eeoesve eooaoosa dSDd Il hesi8ss sf4srT
Adjoaened. se ,ssssxa i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

WAsHlNGToN, March IA.
10 tho Senate a number of petition,
iaso.ing increase mail facilities bet weer
Ne" York aud Philadelphia were pre-
sented.
Howard introduced a bill to organize
the Invalid Corps.
Wilson introduced bill relative to
deserteIs.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
then discus; ed.
The Republican caucus last night ad-
)our'ed TO Tuesday next to get full At
tendance.
Gen. Seymour, it is understood, rs
sumes full responsibility for the Florida
disaster.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
FoRT MONROE. March Ia

Twenty three rebel prisoners, capt mr.
ed IN the recent raid on the Peninsula,
arrived here to-day, and IA arrived We s.
terday.
The Cutting gun was tested to-day a,
this place by officers of the Sd Pa. Ar
tillery, and is pronounced most effect
I've weapon, throwing 200 shots per min
ute. The Russian officers witnessed the
experiment and were highly grati6ed
at its success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
New YORK, March 10.

The COurie de Est Unis Of this city
mentions report that President Jua-
req of Mexico had consented to transfer
q portion Of the State of Sonora to an
agent Of the Government of the United
States, or at least OF an American Com
pany. The Courier affirms that it is
authorized, in case this rumor should
have any foundation, to declare that no
such transaction will be recognized by
MACMILLAN and the new Government OF
Mexico, if it is shown that such trans
action was arranged subsequent to the
evacuation of the City of Mexico by
President Juarez, and its occupation by
the French forces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
Particular Notice :

lhere are mdny preparations cold under tie
name Of B,aer' put up IN quart bottles compound
ca y Ms cheapest ichsskey or common rum, oostisg
fran 70 to 40 cent, PR gallon, tie taste disau, ed 81
AniSe or C5riander Seed
This class Of Buffers haze caused and w;U con h.
s"ss to cause long tkoy caa Be ~oli Au.d, a.
to d'e tie death Or the drSnkard. By taeir wee she
'ysssm 80 kept continually under the sne.ence Of al
chohotsc sta,ts Of the scosst kind the desiye for
Liquor Is created and ktps up and The ,e,ah l. al
TIE horrors attendant upon drunkard's li/e and
death
<or those rho desire and will have Lios0,
B.tters. re publish the toltor.ng receiu: Get aae
mir IL th, ee quarts Of good Mrandv az
whisk-y, aud the result ciN be a preparntio.
that scM far ex~eI in medical virtue sad trss or.
cefE.ncy any Of the Liquor B,ittrs in the :,
and ~W cost much less. Tou ~ .,.aUfAs
virtues 81 HoO0aUd's Bitts, =, D,nee,ior
.san soOd article Of Lsqsor ?, much less rriss
than these inferisr Dress1 rnfeors .c.yf $3.50 -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Gov. Bramb Detoe,s Address,



There is eOme contradiction As to the
action Of the government 10 reference
to the exchange. The f4cts are these
Some weeks ago commissioner Ould To
tilted Gen. Butler, that at certain date
he would declare certain paroled prison
ers exchanged and that he, Bntler
might do the anne, TO which Butler &C
coded, and issued an order - suggested
by Ould, which was at once counter
manded by our government.
Butler then made other arrangement
but government stopped them, notwith-
standing some Official contradiction, ane
the plan Of exchange adopted by Butler
has been rejected by the War depart
lnent and exchanges on that basis hav.
been stopped.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

CAIRO, March 10.
The steamer Perry, from M.mpbis 18th.
arrived with 100 BARS Of cotton, and 81 DE-
ana veteran recruits en- route home. MN.
phis papers are barren Of general news. Cot
too vas more animated on the IL b than any
previous day during the week; several trans
actions a. an advance Of Que cent strictly
middiibg 63@64c The steamers Progress
and Lebanon, from Arkansas river, brought
1000 bales TO Memphis II $50 per bale. The
freight steamer Virginia. from Duvait's Bluff,
passed for Cincinnati with go bales; she re-
ports White and Arkansas rivers in good boat
ing order and rising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

IAIT11SON, n. q, MsTCU II.
The President announces that Col. Nc.
Co'ium yesterday informed the locomotive
builders of this place that unlees they
would proceed to furnish the Government
with two hundred locomotives he should
have to seiz. their shops and run them
upon Government account. The locomo
tive builders have promised to comply
with the demand made upon them l..
two factories the operators who had been
row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
New YoRK, March

NEW DIRK, March IA.
All Washington specials agree that
the gold bill will pass the House to-day.
The Herald says it may be so amend
ed AS to authorize the Secretary to issue
certificates payable in gold, to be used in
payment OF custom dues.
1t. Col. Sanderson has been cent to
Fl. Monroe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
CHICAGO. March Is

CHICAGO, March Is.
The trains on the Milwaukee & North.
western and Chicago, Burlington l. Qaincy
roads are running Is usual to-day.
The Illinois Central, Alton 4 st. Louis,
and the Michigan Southern have enough
engineers who are not members Ut the
brotherhood Of the foot-board to run their
regular passenger trains.
1t is not believed that there will be any
serious detention in running freight trains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
BLnuINGroH. March ]

The SD Illinois normal regiment arrived
here yesterday ut 10 o'clock a. m. The citi-
zens had prepared dinner for them in Ph0nix
Hall, where speeches we're made and patriotic
songs sung. In the evening festival was held
at the hall. They have another dinner to day
and to night, and finish with grand ball The
regiment looks well, and tomorrow will pro
coed to their homes They will be furloughed
this D. m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
rRUsTkk's SALE.

QY vlRTUE ~ ADDED or TRUST. Ex-
~ seatsa . ns By Niles Peter sPstsssc sld
Chfistias sophia Psssssso, his Wife eaAd On The
Aisd day q Maesb. lse5, 81 dniy 01od and re-
corded 10 the oGes ef ~ feepedee q deeds for
No idsnd ecasty, ard Slasso o. Llineis, In vol.
sms Of deeds, paes ri, shall on the II
day Of April 1854, q : o'sloes =. d ssid day,
onsr Tor sale 70 The Aighsss bidder, ~ ossh, s
me Court House door, l. sns city Or Davenport,
LOVE, ths following dssssibsd iasd. situated n
kosk lsland eoassS, n isals, - % much thereof
NAY bs necessary - sstisfy the Anssnt nov
eIe on csrsstn psomissosy note. 70 secSfs whish
:s.d deed las given, to-wit: Lot seven (7.) BE-
isg the southeast quarter Of the north. = est
Ss.r.e! o. section sig cen 49, Asd lot two (2)
S..o NJ south wess quarter u tie ncsth west
9sarssi q sscton sixtssa nc u also Iot s;x Is.
oeanf see nsrsh-s fractienoi quarter Of SOUTH
vest 9sartst q said section also she north veet
fractional qaarss Of the seuth- wsst oanrt.r ~
said ee:tion sixteen (ls,) ~ ID townShip ssveS-
teen I'D uefth Of :an6s oas (l) ves,. Of N.
fourth principal meridian. -.
JAMES GRANT,
mcntV~1toI Ttuatan
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1bs Is q tssos $780, ~ 49, 49,: -
thk sssqhe sff4s@ tive
Csp4 Pisa asd lawyer and 0su. No, n u
have arrived here. - Oow
1heee d neshing liter about Gen. SAerm..,.
expedition. -
he Richmond Ess1issv Of the 18th cso.
tains ths following:
CsAsLssroH, March IL
Eight shells have bsen feed n the c;., 49,
the last report. Nothing new.
M OnAHi1s1os, March Z.
The enemy have kept up . SLOW 6re On IL.
cay. The position Of the Sect is unchanged
CaAsLE-roH, March 8.
Thirty-one shells were fred At the city to dsv.
CsAsLss1un, March Q.
rive Monitors are outside the bar this morn.
ing. Ten shells were fred at Sumter. An ~.
tillesy duel has been kept up for several bonr.
between battery Gregg aud the b. ttery on Sui.
livan's leland
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

Law Partnership.

~. R.oUok. J. WILSON DRCp
COOK e. DKUKY,
Asccssorsto Cook, Dillon d LindLey.
Ia AVE REMOVED TO THE NEW .,rEICE
x corner of Main and Third street..
July 80 1860. COOK npupy
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INV YORK. March LIZ,

Nav YORK, March l6.
The steamer Creole arrived from New
Orleans, 9th.
me New Orleans Chamber of Com
merce is revived,
No war news.
Cotton dull. Sugar and molasses
quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
WASHINGTON. March Ia.

W AShlNOBONS cASICu Az
The friends Of the gold bill feel very con-
dent Of the ability to pass it.
The arguments in the contested election
case trom St. Louis, were closed this morn.
ing.
Senator Hicks is comfortable to-day
The amputations Of his foot having pro-
duced no evil effects.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
NEW Your March La

NEW YORK, March Is.
The steamer Creole from New Orleans
via Havana, has arrived.
The 7r,bune's Washington dispatch
says that Gen. Terry succeeds GeL.
Slcgel in command of Lehigh district,
head quarters at Reading.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16
er. LOUIS, March IL

u LOUIS, March It,
Mayor Chauncey J. fiiley resigned 10. dsv.
Mr.. FilIeys Standardization Of the ci,,,s A..
fairs shows q gratifying exhibit to 81. Loui,
bordholde's. Without borrowing . cent.
tzS7,OOO OF tho old indebtednss o. has been
iqn ds'so, leaving balaLce 10 the treasury
II sl75 600, e405 more than .. The com msocs
me uL Of his term.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

ALBANY, March 10.
The Governor signed the metropolitan police
bill to day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-16

WASHINGTON, March IL.
Worlds Special
1t is understood that Gen. Fremont is
to be assigned to the Department Of s.
c. Gilmore is to have an active COM
mand in the field.
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If you do, use
AO00 Hssfs GeSMeUm Riffer

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious Knowlsdgs.l
:, Although not disposed to favor or recommend
rstent u edioinss in genersl, through dis,rust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know OF no
sumc,ent reasons why man may not testisy 70
woatne believes himself to have received rem
an. :. simple preparation, in the hope t1s. he may
thus contribute 70 the benefit of others.
- 90 this more readily in regard to HooAap d's
Herman Bitters, prepared BY Dr. G. NJ. J ckson, of
.nls cry, because was prejudiced against them
for many years, under the Impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic MIXTURE am indebted
70 my friend iiobeit Shoemaker, Esq. Tor the re-
movai OF this prejudice BY proper tests, and for
announcement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long cantinued debility. The use Of
three bottles OF these btters at tho beginning of
the present ear. was follow ed by evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which hal not fel, Tor six m ,nths before
and had almost despaired Of regain,ng. l there
tore thank Sod and my friend for directing mo to
tne use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHIL ADRLPhlA A. June 23d 1871
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BosroN, March IA.
Private subscriptions in East Iennes-
see amounts to $4,000.
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KNOxvrLLR March II

A Lieutenant engaged 10 recruiting for the
IL. United States Colored Artillery, was sho,
yesterday near Louisville BY rebel citizen.
The cars vent to Morris town yesterday.
All quiet at the front.
Peace has been ratified " it'll the North Car
olina Cherokees Thoae recently captured
say they we're induced TO take up arms under
the belief that they were fighting for the
Uoited STATES G ,strnment. Tso were pei
United to go 10 search of the band, al d repre-
sent tue zeal facts. Their chief, Taccakanu-
chez, came 10 few days since with thirty Of
the Tribe, aud accepted the an nesty.
since the return of the Indians to loyalty
the rebels have committed numert US oulr ages
on them. T~enty have been thrown into
mountains.
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NEw YoRK, March II.
The steamer Ariel has arrived from
AspinwsIi With 1896 900 in treasure.
Central America was tranquil.
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