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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
THE NiT,0SiL PATENT OFFICE.
eNY0ER T. WALTeas,
229 Broadway, New York.
Pasest soliciting Hon.r aud rateut
Commission flcWse COSnhSned.

COLICrlNG This Company will ae. a,
- Atsoroeys for sscu,;n, P.,sI:s II for new i.v.u
tlons IN this Counsry AMI kutops en- the mo-,
reasonable I-fms. Conduct Infg.nxmspt CAss,-
and procure renewals .; Patents
Oar A.sAib tts~ Kooms oad .>siissg Eep s,ts. ut
w 10 respectfully submit ~ the puni,c "a 81 .uro
10 tae only rssponsibie ,oiicis:Lg iiouse II tns
World that hAs a. kxaibitiSa ksvis, sad ~ en-
eisns and sacesssfc' Selling Dsparslnsnt attach
ed. On Patents taken .ut BY US " iseums %
aLvarce fee Ter selling.
W. are in regular @mHnisati7n With up~alds
Of ls3 pstsa, Ssiisrs throughout. the cyu ar,
whc depend shsily tor Their supply upoa us Uus
Exhibition koens corner Broadway and bsroisy ,
streets, in the very hesrt add .f tue city
are daily visited ~ numbers vi CAp,tais,s snd
nsn Of Entsrpr:ss. seeking Investments IN vs!p
able PAtent tor the ruspess Of r. selling ia sub
disis. vns, while others end heavier cspiss .ss srs
SlwsJs rescy 20 purehHSs y ustu! PAssnt aui q
gage in .ts msnuiaciars. snl tDus secure iucrA
sive monopoly. 1hsas soar :es II demand that
are dsily ssgmentiag are fu.ly sufhcisLt u -
sorb the entire supply VI Pstsca now bsiag 10
sued, ant at feif peiuss.
tOnsigumsnts Of Patents foY sale are fespect.
fully Solicited. Any iaformstios FREQ kesynsi-
bic Agents wanted in every couaty and town vho
have lssd pi ces sf buHnsss-to .ach we viii
pay $50 per quarter. ard per cent. on al
aiss, act sg. lss, its ths explain .tien(
AOur VI a.ors per day Of the modsis u such %
tsnts ~ may be pisoed il thsir nsods or s.is.--
Toseoed Ssissoes Who will xise their whole sins
to sasiuess, will pay 3ss moash. A!ss trsvsliss
Agents are wanted st . fair saiasy.
Agents will - sr~qairsd to give so& sstisfss.
tory security Or deposit The cos. price Of mYdsis
which will ~ rsfundsd wssn returned. Adcr rsea
enclosing stamp
SNYDER = WA, TERS, No 21s Bros way
RsssxsxCss-Ws.sA he usdsri9 ned, doing bn-
siasss 10 New York City. doeAuthof 8. Jsssph ..
Walters sad q. n. 0oydss, coopsisiay shs arn q
the Nssional Patent O@es, T. rsfes /. us, and ~
bslisvs sA.y viii sosdsss tasie businsss upon
ssriAIy honorable pSiae;pies.
tsienedl Mes York, FsI. 2Sah.
-heksvsn, Ess fuporses. s Maiden iass, n =
City. " \ Tsyios, hss. Banksr. = Ws.l ~. n
City. Chas voeshsss. Esq. Bshksr, ls PiAs
~ n City. ShsphsrA. eswasd Co. impps-
teri, al4 Psssl St, n T City. JsAn wilme,, 10
Comuissios. 2 boviing 0ssss, N Y City. johu
" Kirby, Esq. Aetsopoii On B.nk, los Brosdees,
\ City. n Arthur, Esl, British md Anerssa1
Esohasgs Bessing Cooperation, 80 Wsu -,
City. Dswss omith. Ssq. Chemiosl Bsas
corner II Dtoad say end Chsmsen II, n City
MSh l6-oOd eW1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
orXrn or Nkw Yorx,

Joha d. Cosks. President. and Horatio
Dorr. Seoe tary Of tho Atlantic Fire In
sn,Aeoe Company" Of Hartford, Ct. being 0ev
er.lIv and duly swofn. dspose and say, and esch
for hiusslf says, hat sh. foregoing - true iaIl
and core, .sA.e@sue oI the sn..ls .. s..u o@' -
sers thereof. and that NO part Of tho capital or
e~s.sos. q aid company has been deposited in
~ state OF Territory ~ security fer losses.
faienedF JonH .. COCKS, Pfssidcns.
kosArro Doss. Sscrs ary.
S~bsseissa asd svoea % before me ~ ~.
.ss,s Dcs:, ss''s'.ry' this ia aa' 81 ''n'''''
4; a., u, .s' Taos. L. Taonsa1,
fS.~ii Com. for lowe In New York.
x..v. Ill men that the Au.ntis Fire In
..,s.cs Conpeny, Of Dsookly. N. T.. do hereby
anshorise any end all agents that said Co9eeny
~ = uAy hsseafsee have g sppans 70 the
sease 81 lews fos and on behalf sf ssi1 COMPANY
- aeeeot service Of I'll peossss whsease oesne or
49, s.y s:y .s.iss 2. y sesSs. ss.,s
~ u l. hereby aa9isssd aai sgsssd that said
servise Of peossss Aforesaid shall - tshsn ana
Hsaa to 81 valid eud sulasisas II thai behslf the
~ g Il sseveA uvsa saaA Cs.pany, eesosdine
{, ne lews aaA psasetee q 500 os..s. OF sny
"ss:: "a s.eh eeeviee 10 Aseoby expesssly waived
- ;sn - ~ sssas ssa sssl Of the Cespsay
&Ass ~ ~ q Dseeabse A y lSSs
! q 81 1San y: voOA' ~
: Auper n,s OvssoD, Iowa.
= ss'' Dss MONIES, Feb. -. lisa.
I. ,sheesby certified, that - The s0eaty-stasn
Aev 4 fstslasy, 1854. sSosa seaasnces - ~
q lite s1ass saosiss re soss's'Ss sss.sod - :. :,
2s~ckisn. a she state Of Nsw Yefs, % the
~ ~ of jaauasy, 4. D., lael. 70 es:osssnes
80 . .eovieun q 81 Act of the Geassai Aessn'
~ = 6e 500 u lows, entitled - acs ,n g
lasl:. = i:sss..ss r. sesosy .hs,.ss as
sXs..s2 ~ esary Oh, lsse. 81 - Astia rsss
~ - ilfo loeusuaoo Ceapoaiss, apPssvod
=, ~ = i1tA. 1s0s; sAas sasd oaaseasnt sess'
sAas salA Usa(a,y-is p:ssss.sa e ses sca.i:s'
aasaas & sAeasaA saA isvsssss - feasasss y
ii SsaAsiey Il sAssssss stvss = Ne stsvs -.
- llnnooGv - tsnnDooe thes anqsoeeaneo tasa
- 0 1aoSsanoo, = 49, SAsto, n aosseoaae'
- ohsless aAsessl. sakn - ssiss ~ = JAa
! Z A;s - ~: ..::... IL. ,... / s...., e..
- 6sesaessA isva, has ss.a dsiy sep.iatst
x GsssH 0nIoe1 tSeis lAWenl Agents aaa Ateoe
~ e - Oeeaav & 1eses. utsh TAN power :
SnSo slGko e 1ososung0 shelGsa aoa - aeseeWl
e: s::: ss s s: s ;! :: o'.:: 3 70 6.::
ssss~ SaA Ooonev, . essti1sd eepy q theseats
+ - = ~ - - 49,. u 10 fulsAe sesei1e'
,S1sS1 ~ e1VwAeA = . 0oo - esssees sspy 9
~ srSn .G116oDGne soaDlasis0 q e4Aavtt -
= Aoeaneey vhssssl, haso bsge
d. - = - laeA - s01sd ~ - I
II 81 s11s1lsaesA 20 = A. - - - ~
=. eeoess ! u mr. &C. 4 y l1s4lyYeDlS.
:, 4 ~ ~ ],
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Farrsud 10 receiving bis spsing stock
Of hAsds end ssps By every train. Call sod
see the latest stylss. ssd make your aslse-
lions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

OissOl q ON Of 0.parsnershIp
THE CO-PARrNERSHIP HERETUFORE
i existing vndsr the name and style Of MEx-
ssDAca 4 kUrsssACK, 10 this day aiasnIved ~
mutual coaseut. The accounts Of said 6r,s viii
be settled BY WM. KUrENBACK, shs r.rtavr
succeeding .hs arm il business.
w. NERsEBiCH
WV. nc rENbACh,
Davenport, March j., isSi. elm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

TOtol nUmb0Y OF vO!de cASs.. .e . '.ss0
Tas usv,y erected Board given pretty gen
sral sssisfaction, and doubtless vill sxsseiss
wisdom 10 conducting our schools during the
coming year. Il sursIy inds the schools 10
prosperous and fl Aaar.shing condition. AMI It 10
70 b. hoped that ssili further m'ass OF In
ovovem emit will bs sou ut out aud adopted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

rAsa,aarv 1sAr0t, 1904
M. - The Auditor 0, the state Of Iowa, par-
s..sA IN the statutes Of said State.
!, The name of this company 10 the Atlantic
Fife elnsusaneeConpaay Of Brooklyn.
q The amenns Of its cspi al Stock 10 $IsO,0N
). The ensans Of iss capital stock paid
a *. .,,,t, Of the company 40
!. 90 81 hasa, IL bank and In the
hends ot agents, OF other persons, !i.sY4.4I
? kssi aatane seiecunbsred o,S5s.bp
!. Doeds ana stocks ownei By the conpa-
- ~. hav opAoeed and sato Of interest
- xsesoo (ose seAsduis) so,A0v
1. Debts OF the eoapauy secured ~
nos&e .es, (sse sehsisls) 70 Sou .
4 ~. sor I'd niun,. 5,37l..s
iesss:.s ssse:...s . "rS sssu,s 4,9ss 80
ro..l ..ss,s. 2Ss.ab5.al
LrASILtrIBs:
6. The auouat Of Liabilities Ace or not
due 70 baaks oe other crsoitors, none
&. Losss snjuss,d and due, no0e
Z Lssses aajusted ead not dse, nono %
3 Los.ss uuAdj usted. ].Aso
3. Lossss ID suspsass waiting for further
10 III osAsr claims agai oss the company, no"e
w...,,;.h;,,.;ss 21e0
/, The Creates: amount issued in any ooo
n The greatest amount allowed By tho
rates II the compsny 70 DO Insured
In .ny ono city, town u vanase'
II. The ereatsst anoans allowed 70 20
insussd In any oas block,
Il. rae Astef lncospossu . ot snscom- A..
uanV r0heuosy 30th, 1871, A'so
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

THE MARKETS.
ChSeago market, ~ 1s'sgvapA.
CKIcAeo. March Is.
Flosa Du'l, SD without maasrial change.
WHssf-QuiAG &, lover. Coainy qniet el.l9A
for Ho 1, end SlCoa for NJ D.
Ccas-LAs. sc.i.s Market for lc lover;
old. Quie; sod without material change.
OAss- K.sisr but demand good. eAiss winter re-
estP,s ~ Csc.
H,oswixss-Clos Deed dull 81 81.
New HoTa 0asAel.
Nsw Yos4, March Is.
Cos5ea.-Quiet st 76k@s7s.
fl0us-Nors active. 3&S096.60 Extra state
T.1s97 rs X. n. U.
WBsAr-Markst nonissl. 81 1.e20lel ChicaSo
Spring 31.S39l.e4 Ailwaukss C!ub, eLs90l70
Winter Rcd.
CoRs-91 3lk@l.s4in In store.
OAfs-Dull. ~.
Poss -Qaiss. sc2 oo@7s Is nsss. ssi@sl.1s
old - 50 new.
LAas- STEADY At 1cI0l2K.
WuiaEY-02.
:, New IOrk stock Market.
vI@ YOax, March Is.
Gold 62H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Pause OrY.- One hundred and eighty.
three ssera!ts sses p,id ths Rss lissls sua Of
elS $50 at Camp MsCIsliss tnis aitssssoc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

The best place to get your fne Gus
tom msds beess 10 q Joha Haleys. sossss Of
Ssh and Bsejy. He never tai ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

The place 10 fiod the largest and best
stock Of dry goods 10 at whisler's His ssoet
ef dress goods. slosts. elssk cloths. shssisgs
shirtings. 10 selling very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Snow.-A gentleman Who has just
eoas 10 from trip froo, Cedar couafy. intorins
us that dur pg TIE 'a's snow storm. snow fell
., Dufsns 70 the depth Of six Of eight inches.
ane that on sunday norning il lay f,os deep
u Upton. Ths roads are IN an almost impas-
d. u cosditteo. Il vas one Of the most se-
vsrs storms of The prseeu. yeaf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
Davsspess Luases aaskss.
TO-DAY'S ADV IT'S.

e.8 Brown, AlRk8D CLLY.
GRO n N 4 SULLY.
4 TTORNk Ys AND COUNCE LUR2 Law.
"a Ole corner SECOND and brady stysese, Ds-
veopcrs, lowe. mchI5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

p.RaoxAL.-Col. Grier 10 improving
10 health. and will psosbiy bs able to attend
/. the du.iss Of HE oiice in week OF 90. Thu
tact ihst the Colcuelis indi.posed need nut
discourage 60 ;istu ents for arrangements have
b.sa nsde at his olIiss TO muster 10 and pro-
vide iur ali those who are aoxions to obtaiu
hounty and work Tor $l3 per month until
'',his cruel war is over"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
RlvER ITEMS.

~s RIVER 4T6ASs
Tuesday, March Is.
DBPAn41D.
CAaADA, PAshss, - lsaia
The Dsvsnpsss asA Bin Assdssssa ore ex-
psstsa tefs se-sigAt q te-asnsw msning.
The nail aadnssoesr peekss, Jsnsie Whip
plss Jss. csapbsil Cspeais, Lsossl PsskAufs
Clseh, viii Aeraes fse Fses Aadissa ed Wy
paiass ss.nsrsws nsgsasg - . s'Sleek. 3. 4.
Tilsbis, Ageat. -ea, y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
ssuu I, swrfs, nssnAnD .. nll&, NJ. ,. Kippsa
NacKoll'O lock, CUP sTAIRs.)
SECOND STRE6E
lnprsvel 1 Unlnprsve1 Farms.
CITY LOTS,
DwslliAg 1sasss And Stsrss,
ROU00T. oOkO AND LEAS8D.
ODCes for Rent.
n Nsevis's Block, Perry ssst, 10 ~ II rooms.)
Aleo vesy eligible once With eate-sooo. nsss
eoPnes Brody snd east esooo6 stsests.
Also, fussisasd suites Of sooAs fof ssngss ga
0oOoo.
RiPnt Glass Houses fer Rent
We ~ rsady 70 sagags 70 rent Or 70 sell heosss
a - brilt II She sprIne, to be ssady for oosu-
peesy IN NAy or Jaas ssxs-plsss Of which nay
~ oeen - our once.


Deubjs house, southeast cor. Rock Island snd
lleh eteeets Psise-13e09.
Os1Sjs sssss on llsA street, second east Of
Reok lslsad stsees. Psise-el. 90.
Oeable houes west side Perry street, soSnss of
l0eh. Priss-Ss, 500. Two thirds nay fsmain or
neeegaes q . pr esnt.
New 7rspe hose on Brady street, q gsntesl
rssiAeoes) Price $500.
Rsaos 6osss sssth side Third street, sas nile
v~e q DesAy strest. Prics-el. 500. Two
thirds nay ssmsin on interest at 8 pr cent.
Velaabie hosss With 3X ssees sf lead. vel
s>esksd With fruls Of I'll kinds, With stable, eas-
sioes ssA woe1 hyuss, Gov stable, wagon shed,
eiessss, two y, 10, posture, orchard ane grove
~ vhole plsse weii fssesA and In perfect order
eaA sepsif. Psiee-S6, ,eoV.
Esa.s hesss sast stds Ripley street. estvesn
Lei esd ID stesses, With lot 90 ~ 30 fest. Pdss,
Siye0s.
laouoe Lots For Sale.
o, Be>ay street. 100 feet front By $50 fest
Asep-ssassa. Psies-ols pse frent foot.
store Lots For ~ale.
Oss % Fesssh street just sass Of hrady street.
+. ar On Tourth 0tseet near failsoad depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
TicxEr OF. LEAVE MAr.-This new

TIcxEr OF LIAys MAs.-This new
sensation play hss been drawing crowded
houses for months 10 the largest EAstssn thea.
tres, ADD 10 pronounced the great dramatic
hii of mode-n times THE play vii! @ p:e-
.eased At NJ M.trcpolitao Thestrs this evening on
the occstion Of the benefit If Mrs F J Wid-
msn. A popular plsy and atalssted act, ess !!
Ex,r.ordinsry Efforts will be IN de 10 prssap.
the play In the beet style. Go and zee the
"riCkat- u. Leave Non" by nIl msAns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Krause has fine stock Of substantially
made ready made clothing. . foil stock Of
hate and taps, trunks Of diffsreot styles. W.
iises. carpet saeks. gense furnishing goods s'e.
HE facilities Tor custom s!othieg are upsor.
rasssd BY any eoresrn 10 the city. Store op
rosits the National ks pk--2d sitseL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
DAVENPORT IOWA. TEuSDAY EVENING, MARCH Is ,eGI


SCHOOL ELxcrroH.-We do not rs-
osobss NE sios vbes sshool slssetos - eos
city excited 20 ossh puhiis sttsssios - sAs
oss b4id yesterday. Although politics we're
not spoksn Of 10 The contest there sssmsd -
b, coed deal Of s,rife 10 regard TO one Ct sAs
ealess st lssst-shst Of director Ter three years.
NJ. stibsls, editor Of ths German Repablisss
erssn Of sb:s city. vas shs ssgs'ss soaiess.
bat ha,isg expressed himsslf. 10 his psper is-
sssd spes Ne .sssisg ot Ne dsy st s'essies'
~ sutasssistie 70 the cmes Of Sspssissssdsas
ef CITY Schools. and ehssas, ss,ssd the schools
% The hos-bed Of ssstarisnism, - vss not 10
GOOD sdes aooog the masss.. and per eonss-
susnss his name vas generally serasshsd. and
The. Of Jsrues n. D.ls4ii. z O.. vss substituted
10 i:s place. and the result showed shst the
l,t,es esuslemsa vss elected BY . very hand.
,ous msiority. The vote Of ths day stsnds %
follovs:
Fsr pretids.f ID. L 6horey ey.-..---......-.-s3s
Fur 2vsaswsw u. II Ere sch.--. .--..--.SS4
Is woodward -
FIR Aesres1ry -U,to Smith. 801
a Sally. .;-...---.m ~
For Director, three ysovs-J r: otibot t-..--laS
j. n DAs.il.. ..1vo
Esr Director to a. vacsasy-J. =. Stevens. n-.51o
Total rumbey Of votes cast. ...........-...s3o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

:; Just stop in at Sam Perry's as you are
passing sod leave your measure for soit OF
clothes from bic spring stock. While you are
there take r. Oh st 3hisld's splendid Spsisg
styles They are ba. to bear. sne ~ out
sssr sny thing in the city. Pa'ron'S' home
indusiry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

FEx1An BsornsRsooD.-It should b
fsasabsrsd that Capt. Morrison. Of Chicago
Ne eloquent Irish spsstss. lsetssss before The
Feniss brotherhood Of this eitv On The svss-
ing Of ST. PAsrisks Day-d.y after to-uorro~.
This will be most excellent treat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Get your watches and jewelry repair.
ej at VIM Rstsnbesk's. sueesssos - Hssse-
bseh 4 Rutsnbeck. He hAs the beet jswslers
and rspsis srs In the city. A large stock Of
6ns 10 cry. wssehss and slssks soastshtiy %
hsud.
ConnExcED.-Richstd B. Hill, Esq.,
he's eommsnssd the work Of erecting bic eov
es eonasdious dwelling hossss on Brady
street bsswsss Sth asd 10th streets. He 10
ssads 70 have then completed and ready for
uss quits ssrly in the suooer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15


bsry, etc., Il sioss u hand. we sd.iss oil per-
ssss Who feel 80 iotsssss IL impsoveDent, Il
give this sabjsst . little astsotios-fos vtst
eoly lev dvllsrs estlay ssd bet little treebl'
yea sAs greatly ssbasss the vslss = y6sl
property. ssd q the ssms tins odd y u,
eeaiest of lsxsriss Of heos.
q. 4 q. Bsidwis, wAe havs bseo 10 Mi
place shis wistse. rspssssstisg shs gtsss sss.
sssiss q 0sesva. n. r., tell ~ Met sAey sas.
scs stay ehers any logger thss the preess
vsst. The essy saess II ear uost pseni
nest Asetasalssralisss end fellow tsvssoss o.
sbSle books. h sviisses that thsrs Il . dsss
isssssss ~ 10 this asble ssbjsss. aod The lsst
snossss shisA very nsay isvsss. shsvs ths'
shss feel pssfsssly ses6dss u bslsg iaisl
sed hssssabiv dssis wish. ~ THE esldss %
psstsaisy = 70 BE- sGsssd bot . Jss dsys iesgs
tAis sQsiae. ~ advice sll y siss sAsie inas
elsas sstsasiea - Il vhtsh eco y dsss b ID
Asstlao No. shrsssA psss 0oss ~ lse-s
ySsnaU - s1sis ssso y ysssases ~.
9oeegeAsess f5sz y zsa 10 { sds sasxa.
.TIllHo5 6sTaJ4 =
eosusf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

DEAras At THE PRIsoN BAssAcKs.-The TO-
tai number of deaths at the Rock Island pris.
on barracks last week was "a, Of which %
were from smallpox, 10 from pneumonia. 9
from chronic diArrhea, an, the rest from vari'
Gus other complaints. The total number that
have died thus far is 100.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
THs KENTUCKY PLATFORM.

The following joint resolutions reported by select
COMMITTEES enacted into law prior to the adjourn
ment of ths late session Of the Legislature of Kentucky
They debated at length in both Houses and many
amendments offered to them all of which negstived
exc.p. one endorsing Governor Bramette The series
finally passed The House BY yaas 49, nays 5. In the
Senate division having been called for the vote stood
On the first resolution yeas 81 nay the second
%; the third yeas eli and the fourth, yeas IL,
nays3.
Rssolued By tbs 0snsrsl ASSEMBLY of the CsmmOnDsslh
Of Kentucky:
l. That this State need make further declaration by
legislative resolutions, Of her intense loyalty, or OF her
sincere and unAlterab.e devotion to the National Union
aid the Constitution Her stand has been taken after the
matuest elaboration, and il known to the world She
will not prove recrsant by taking any STEP
but will forward with all her OF men, money
aud credit to tho support of gallant armies in the
fed until the rebellion is subdued and treason dsarmed
and hs will through the peaoefu mode prescribed by the
fundamental law Of the land her efforts to correct any
that have been committed either BY the Executive
or the Legislative Department of the Government.
g. That regard impotio the enlistment 0! negroes
soldiers into the armies of the United States and
earnestly protest against their enlistment within the State
Of Kentucky and respectfully request the President
of the United States to from our mts and Dor
ders all camps for negro soldiers by which slaves
epiiced to leave the services Of their owners.
g. That, insthe opinion Of this General Assembly, the
constitutional relation Of tho States in rebellion,
CARDS the Uaon changed by tho criminal action
of their people in attempting to sscede, thus forcing
civil upon the country aud when the people OF any
all those States shall in good fsth return to their ALE
glance, their States are before the members OF
the great American Union, and the people thereof are
cxens-a subject to tho Constitution and laws OF the
United States
That the inaugural address aud messags Of Governor
Brame,te to the present General Assembly far as the
treat of Federal relations reflect truly the sem
tments Of the Unon people Of Kentucky, approved
by the present General Assembly, and recommended
to the patriotic consideration Of the Amsrcau people.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
MORE ACQUITTALS.

We mentioned yesterday that the cours Of inquiry in the
cases of Gen Buell. and Gen Rorecrans had resulted in
the honorable scquittal Of both these officers We now
learn that the court Of inquiry consisting Of Generals Hun
ter Cadwader and Wadswortb appointed to investigate
the conduct Of Generals McCook CritteDden and Negey
at the battle Of Chckamauga has reported the results Of
its Investigations the War Department They find that
Gen AcCook did bis entire duty the battle proper but
made mistake arising from an Of judgment in go
ing into Chattanooga Gen. Crtenden 10 held entirely
bameles and the court speak in commeodaory terms Of
mis- sonduct HE forces had been sent piecemea TO Gen.
Thomas and he found himself without command before
leaving for Chattanooga Gen Negey is aso exonerated
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
THE ATTACK ON MOBILE.

The Boston Journal publishes the following extracts
from the diary Of correspond board the feet
CRAFTS Pass, Mobile, giving descr ptou of the com.
meocement Of the bombardment of the fort that place
up to the lsb ultimo, inclusive,
"MoNDAY, FEBRUARY 22.--The past four DAYS have
been speot in taking in shot, SHE'LL and other essentials for
the bomosrdme1t Deserters continue to of the
feet and they all give the of the oonserna
hoD at Mobile account Of Sherman expected advance
on that place.
TUESDAY. FEB 23.-Fine weather and light south
west winds this morning Got the mortar schooners int
position early, and the action became general ab ut tan
o'clock and kept up, with very little eject hoyeysr
TIL sundown There was little firing from The forr aud
not soul to be seen only twice during IN. dy
when man would walk up, take = look at Us and dsao
pear again No one bosri the 9,t reported hurt
An order bss been issued s nine O'Clock tonight 10 take
u position closer 10 tho fort
WEDNESDAY. FED. A-The 6ripQ ha. been much
hotter both sdes to-day but the mutual eff ct seems t
be trhng Some splendid ride sho,s made from our
down the rebels fred blank cartridge and hauled down
their secesh rig in defiance of our efforts
THURSDAY, FEB 25.-Todsy we had some heavy
peitng away on both sides The rebels paid Us the com
plimep Of sending shell close under the stern AZ The a.
chip, Che Cahoun,) The only damsge by which was the
inu dsuon of the Admirss breakfast by the spray II
sent up hsoyeh the CABIN windows The rebel fort had
been supplied during the day with ria guns and with
men who seemed 10 know how b. U.s. them and about
twenty shell were dropped in very cose vicinity TO the
Calhoun The light draft eunboat Port Royal got well in
toward the tort with her 10 och mOoth bore guns rot IN
work on the rebels and completely drove them away from
their places This showed how easy ii would be t. take
the place il W. bad oOy sufficient depth II sater .
man1uvro IN or lighter draft u better adapted 10
the present work. Qns msn the Port Royal hal his
arm hurt with shell Owing ~ the lack Of water we
had to get out firing distance of the fort Powe at night
The nearest we have bern 10 1t has been miles distant
FRIDAY, FEB 26.-Nohing done to-day, the wind
being shore aud the water too shsow The rebss are
busy strengthening their fort and NC and heavy
guns But our kdmira bas certain intentions which
when perftc'ed, by Gods help, believe will soon give
Mobile TO the Upiop"