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By order OF BrgAdier General yoHz Il. WnDEE, Coming
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ARMY OF THE ooNFEDERATE STATES
Certificate Of Disability for LiscdrGs Of aUdIid Soldiers
lUHder act Of COngre'S approved February Il, 1861
Of Captain . Comp any, Cd OF the Of
The Regiment, 5 Brigade, enro led or enlisted BY
>" ,On!he dlyof Ito serve :
He was born 10 in the stAteOf is yeEs OF
age feet inches high, complexion, eyes,
hair, and by occupation when enlistels and
having before this board for examnaon do
b. certify
Here whether the iler is ntly disabled
perform day any branch Of the military Service with
description Of tie wouad, seass, and the disabling e
cs and that Il received n the service
Safes in the ne II duty. II II reexamiI
made periods Of six months state such fact II the invalid,
being disabled for duty In the hed DC for duty In depart
ment oft military service recommend him accordingly Should
Invalid discharged the disability him
for such duty he perform.
--, surgeon P. A. @. s. Medical
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-23

FORM A sOLDIR.
under the Aet Provide Inv lid Corps approved FEB 18th
1s64'1
To Al WAOnpu may Concern:
Know ye, that "a Of Captain company,
reginsn Of who enlISted the day Of ore
thousand eight hundred and to serve Is hereb on
oraby retired from military Service with TIE
ments ETA IN the Army Of the Confederate states
Said born In In the State Of is Vars
Of age fee. inches high, complexion eyes, halr,
and oy occupation when enlisted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-23
"ARHY OF rHE CONFEDERATE srArn
"Medtcdl Certlncdte % Retired InBdlid ll7Icel
Under act OF Oongress Approved Pebru ny ~, Is

Under act OF Oongress, approved February II, 1864
-, OF the -- Regiment, - Brigade RyinE
appeared before the bJa for examination, do hereby
lily
Hsre state whether the OcN Is permanently disabled and
cannot perform duty branch Of the military sevis with
full description ofth wound injury disease aud the lis
Sbhng tnec and that received raesd In the
the Confederate &c the line duty.
Czamin tton made periodically, state such fact II the Invalid
being disabled for service In the h Is a. for other
commend him accordingly thouli invalid tired overcome
the disability recommend him such dry penoi
--, Surgeon PISA. e. g., BelsSl
- -. turgeon p. A. u. g., SExeLpdng
49,, Surgeon P A o..s,l Boarl.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11
DEM0CRAT arNLiV3,

4 rs.sae yaEEss-1 49, 49,. e., v1 -
| bsoo AAun4.
There V young married woman il
the city, anaGivD sf tbs Csntoa q B@t
6sitseilsod, Who Il afflicted with die
ease which she calls ~ dascsng Of th'
heart" and which the physicians pro
nouncs incursble. She has . female friend
who was afflicted nth . similar disease
and vas cured BY y ring around her NICK
. piece Of roap that bad been used il
hanging . criminal. TIE lady with tn
"dsncing heart" firmly belives that sbe
can Be curedsby drinking few drops Of
the blood Of . man who has been cxecut.
ed 10 similar manner.
Her name is Elizabeth Mund, and she
iatwenty three years Of age, and has been
the mother of three children, none Of
whom survive. She has made numefoos
applications At the Jail to iDquir when
there would besn execution, aud ~ there
has been DO case Of capital punishment
at that institution. for several months,
her desira for human blood has not been
grati6ed. ~ csterday morning, while we
we're conver slug With Captain Blshoo, the
the jailor, q, the office Of the Jail, Mrs.
Mund came in with . smiling counter
snce, and inquired when the execu ION
would take place. She heard that john
Absbire sentenced by court martial ia. be
hung by the neck, vas to be executed in
the jsil yard on the 18th nit, as it was
stated in the paper. The execution Of the
sentence, however, was suspended until
application could be male 10 the Presid-
cnt for communication to imprisonment for
life, and on being Informed that the man
was not to be hung, Mrs. Mund appeared
to be greatly disappointed and chsgrined
Capt. Bishop cbeered her dropping
spirit', however, by telling her, 10 the
smoothest German he could com msn1,
that on the fifteenth Of April man welud
be hung by the neck until he was "dead
dead, Dead, and that she might then ap
pear and obtain does OF the blood OF
Hansen, the murderer, provi.
1ed Gov Hall did not pardon or respite
The criminal and the physician would
allow her to extract the curatine fluid.
With this pleasing assurance, Mrs. Mund
took her departure, greatly consoled
Nth the hope that her heart would soon
lance it's last quadril in consequence Of
he miraculous power Of few drops Of
Hansen's blood. This is courteous case
81 modern superstilion.-& Louis Dem
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11

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SaAISs AaalvU A. DAvnMronS ~ voIiOva.
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eoonsetioes q 0siansll, Iowa city and Washiae
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s1on seAsD q SAo oAf0.
JOHN =. TRACY, 0sa1 Sup't.,
4. KrnAls, Ass'S 6up's.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11
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and being sugar coated, all asuseous t.sse il
avoided. NoehanEe Of cist 10 Necessary whilst
using them, nor dcvs their action interfere with
business. ksch Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81. Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
In places whore no agent is advertised they will
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11

NrDTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ the Ccur House door, In the city Of DA'ea
port, S.ott county. Iowa, en- the 2S.h day of
April, A. w., 1854, NJ . clock .. N Of said day,
there will be sod, at public suction t. tho bigh;
est biaaer, tor oasL, . lot Of aotes, accoun and
judgments belonging to the estate Vi John Y.
W. hburn. "scs ascd.
a schedule Of sald notes, accounts AMI Judg-
ments may b seen BY calling on the under
sigued.
dated April 6th, 1854.
1 THU \ = r TTsktAoRS' Administrators.
apl6- d2Vt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11

.S2ygoD a.. - ess.>....>.... ~ 4. D
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efvlng 111noet 11rsso1ene - - Ne 1eeAnnaeea9
eAsal eooUnges 49, - peesase tiskses ease -.
lag their seeas n She ssss, - ehe ssoduetee sol'
81 faroe ealy - stosiess % The ltne q ~ "
oAeo aaA keek lslaad keiifoad.
JOHN r. TRACY. 6speristss1eot
Daveopset, New, 10. 1883. dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11

46 HIS ADQu ,Rrt RS nooK lfLAND BARa.orst
hocK L.sp. Ia, A ri. e.h. leeL
Fogr OspsR o. Is.
!. All psrsons reedng on or In the vicinity Of
this lsisnd are warned against carrying soldiers or
other persons liz boats & from the LAM.
No bats are allowed tn land ~ 49, =
IL and unless the owler or owners thereof have a
pass from these headq 1arters giving tho N perms.
sion % to do.
An, violatiou Of these orders will entail on the
person or persons 20 doing coma .cation Of their
boats, Ia aseorda % with instructions received
from war Dspsr' ment.
n Al % u ci,issns will uudsrs; and the importance
Of having this pos isolated from the surrounding
country. and . ready and willing compliance with
,his order 10 earnestly requested.
Nv orcer Of A. j. Johnson,
Cof an Regt v. r. O., Comdg. Post
a F. HIeos, Let It. and Post Adjt
..F sapl7 ulW
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DE-. AArv0Ys0

DE- A@rvOys0
hro OF erm al r m u lie Pills,
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w (when the Ola ectiuns have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising IRON
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matter from what cause the obst,uc lyn may
ARISE. The. should however NOT Le taken tho
first three OF tour mon hs OF pregnscy, though
safe y. any other time, as miscarriage ~euld Do
the result kscn box contains W pllis. Price 81.
IN. Harvey's 2,eoties on disea.es Of Fsmalss.
Prsyn0mcy, Aiscarrsage, Borrennees, Atesals-
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Tho FILLS and BOOK wiil be sent W mil.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-11

MEMPms, Feb'y Sth.-Gen. Sherman
army novel forward from Vicksburg last
week. the 10th army corps, under Gei'l
Hurlbut. following the 18th army corps.
under General Mcpherson, which has the
advance. Before this time they have not
only captured Jackson, Mississippi, but
have probably attacked Folks rebel forces
at Meridian. fifty miles east of Jackson.
1t is confidently believed that Folks for
ces, estimated at about $1,000, will be
"gobbled up." This is the first article in
Gent Sherman's programme. The 18th
army corps, under Gen. John A. Logan.
has marched from Huntsville. Ala, west
ward. with the purpose of joining this
grand movement OF Gen. Sherman, and the
cavalry expedition that leaves Tennessee
to-day is a part of the same general move
ment. These three columns will co-ope-
rate and finally unite. and the public may
expect to be electrified with some good
news soon. These movements are only q
part Of general plan Of operations which
Gen. Grant has adopted for grand spring
campaign in the Gulf States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-11
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINciNNATI, Feb. 8. 1864.
From Chattanooga, the news though not
very important. is quite interesting. The
danger to our right wing is passed. Gen.
Lane hail made reconnaissance and re-
tnrned to Huntsville. without enconntering
the enemy. The rebels are still at Dalton,
but tho indications were that they would
not fight nearer than Kingston or Atlanta.
The reports were that reinforcements had
been sent to Longstreet in the shape Of in
fantry mounted on artillery horses. Only
. small portion Of Johnston's army had
been sent to Mobile. Deserters continued
to come in freely. One thousand and for
ty.eight were registered at Chattanooga
during January. and one hundred and ten
arrived on the first day OF this month.
John Morgan was reported to be getting
ready for raid. -i
An officer Just arrived from Knoxville
brings the latest news from that quarter
Up to the time he left Nashville Long street
hail received no achievements beyond
5000 that met him on his retreat. The
country between the French Broad and
Holston remains as debatable ground, and
is secuted by both parties. Communities
tion is kept up via Chattanooga. and over
land by Jacksboro and Clinton. Consid-
cradle reinforcements have reached Knox
vile, within the last two weeks. No fears
are entertained at headquarters as to the
ability to hold oil important points. Ru-
mors of the critical condition of our army
are douptless unfoundod. The campaign
will certainly open early and with no,
work. as'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-11
The Union State Convention.

s. There ara . numbers Of candidates for
each of the Offices to be filed 1t the ensu-
log State election on the Onion side. ex.
, capt for Governor. Such is the popular.
~ of the present incumbent that no one
: has thought IL worth while to enter the
list in opposition. consequently, his nom.
ination by. acclamation, as soon as the
Convention is properly Organized may
now be regarded as certainty. There is
No Union man in this county. so far as we
know, but who,is in favor Of his nomina-
ton. What higher eulogy could we pro-
nounce upon Gov. Morton than the utter
; auce of this fact? Satisfied, IS we have
iobsserfor some time. that the Union men
in all parts Of the State were unanimousl.
In favor Of his nomination. we have not
thought it necessary to- say bit little ION
the subject heretofore, and only enough
now TO signify our entire qualification ol
the courss o. Q nts. .t t.,f..t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-11


s. One Of the party who went to the Union
mans house in this place on election
night, was tried last week in the Com.
mon Pleas Court, on . charge of riot,
and acquitted. A nolle prosequi was then
entered by the District Prosecutor in re-
gard to the rest. They fled an affidavit
For . separate trial. which being granted
they were allowed to testify for one ano-
ther. According to the evidence they
gave in the case tried, they were perfec'
set of lambs in their demeanor on that oc-
easion. Nfr. G. III. Reeve, however, sta.
tel in the presence of several persons on
the morning after the election that Il wa,
al he and another person could do
to keep down riot. and that II they had
commenced, Infatuated as they were, there
Was no telling when and where it would
have ended. Whether he intended il OF
not those who heard his statement inferred
that those lambs, or some Of them. not on
ly proposed to hunt up Spores and Kill
him, bat also to assassinate oil the prom
inent aboliiionis,s in town, while theil
hands were in. ea 10