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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26
SULLIVAN 81 THOMSON,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

Corner Of Water and uar4tt Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
MrEV The subscribets respectable Inf,rr
s ~ their friends aud the pubiis onar.I,S
S9fS~tsj- that they are now mauainctnrIp. III
q, ,.. New Ne, Styles of Carriages,
VI the pest materials aud workmanrhip t9nsI 4, mt
tIpeIl9I 70 any IN the city. All persons in wsDt ~
ULAss GA RklAuE other vehicle are ranastai
uAl Auu examine our stock before purehssine esa
where, NJ Thomson, OF tho hrm has bean IN 10
yeS's past .he foreman OF A. agor Cas- etabishment
viii n siie practical experience la the business he
M petspuay superntend the nuiacture Of an car
arc employed. '''''''eu "Orkmrn
H'P"i''hs attended 10 promptly and expedluously
d.eosa, JOHN W. SULLIVAN.
w -''" GAVIN THOMSON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26
Valuable Wharf Property
IN THE cry OF WILMINGTON
AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold at Public Sale, on the pssmisss. on
Thursday, February II, 1864,

.,,.,- - > :" VI9VNl T. NJ,
ds ~ ~ valuable Wharf Property situate on the south
maston Bridge fronting about three hundred and
eet On Inc OhristanA river and about three
So, gu anu eishty eight feet the Causeway or Market
street extended TO- publ road forty foet wide on which
iepsive buildings WV '"sp Anu otuer eA
no; adjoining Lot No. /, having front of about
,v ana slS aud half feet on tho Christians
nins,y aa extending back shout three hundred and
b ; ., Having front or Market Street Or C,usewsy Of
twenty and hall feet, aud extending along the
aforesaid public road about three hun,lr,i ~, b ~
iOar and halt feet to a point 'A''u auu Ae'en'-
no T. Having front on said public road Of about four
hundred Two aud htf oet and extending rat a, oSs
thlrty-siN and half feet e UNIT SUI epoeI
,arss aI being the Real Estate Of Jesse psnnork
ueses.sui anu sold by oidef Of hs Execntors w -'
il " '"'' ). a NJ pENN0OK.
= WIN. NArF, Auctionssr.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF
DELAWAREIN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
William Il. 1ownssnd u.,,,, ~,


IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARElN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
William II. Iownssnd NJ,
aad uthars i0'''on 'or raruuon'
In pursuance Of the order Of the In the above
cause, made Sept 18th, lse3 notice Is hereby given to all
PERSONS having lien upon the interest estate Of
william II Townsend Samuel H. Townsend, AnnA K.
Townsend, Anna McMurphy, and Frances H. MeMurphy
or either thom to petition setting forth the amount
and nature Of the IN the office OF the Register
Chanoery for New Castle County days before the third
Monday In February D. 1854 aud appear and prove
said lien or liens at the ensuing term this Court before
the rising ofthe Court the third day Of the term.
dE0. D. RODNEY Trustee.
New Castle, December 22d 1868, dec 2bob 10
IN THE COURT OF oHANUERY OF THE STATE 0R
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Amos 4. Bradley and
Henry H. Bradley,
fps Petition far psrtittnn
George W. Bradley, '''''A
and others.
In pursuance Of tho order II Chancellor In the above
cause IN de Sept IS 1865 notice a hereby given 10 all
persons having any ein upon tho interest estate Of
Amos T. Bradley Henry II. Bradley George W Bradley,
maria Emma Bradley, Eleanor =. bradley, iannAh Ann
badiey Francis ) Bradley Eliza v. Bradley, Walter
Bradley Ethelinda Bradley and Hannah Bradley or either
OF mem TO HE petition setting forth the amount and
nature OF tie same In the office Register In Chan
Gerry or New Castle County dtys before the third
Monday In February A. 1864 aud to appear and prove
sald Hen or liens At the ensuing OF this Court beor
tue rising OF the Cour On the third DAY OF the term
GEO, u. RODNEY, Trustee.
new CASTLE december %, 1865. dec 2b.teb 10
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26

HEADQUARTERS.
DISTRICT DEL. MIDDLE DEpr.,
WILMIEGroN, Jan. 90, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. IS
An Recruiting Officers or
agents sent from other States into the State OF
Delaware to recruit, are directed at once to cease
all efforts to enlist men unless duly authorized
by the War Department.
All such officers aud agents not so authorized
are hereby ordered at on,e to leave the State.
Nv order
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26

oil years anu they have never failed TO give en-
tire satisfaction Thousands of acres OF worn
out land have been stimulated aud renewed by the
application Of these excellent and permanent
manures, and the owners have been more than
repaid by the increased value of their crops. and
the enrichment Of their soil. The demand for
them has been steadily increasing for the last
few years. taxing the ability Of these gentlemen
to keep pace with TIE orders during the plant.
ing season, and those who intend mannriuo
their land with these superior fertilizers. should
send on their orders Immediately, Messrs Allen
4 Needles have hundreds Of testimonials from
the hest farmers in Delaware. Pennsylvania md
New Jersey and agriculturalists can purchase
them not as an experiment, but with a certainty
that they may be used with profit
THE BRAYDYwINE WATRR.-On Tbursda,
evening at The meeting Of the City Council. MI
Pusey reported that he had received ielte,
from the gentlemen employed to make an ana.
| lysls OF Brandywine water, stating that the ana
ysii would be completed in week or ten DAYS
lie also presented u letter from Jessup & Moore
setting forth that they we're making Temporary
arrangements TO avoid emptying the liquor fron
their straw boiler into the Brandywine, az tbev
believe that this refuse liquor has given rise IL
the feeling which exists in regard 10 the water
As soon as the weather will admit they intend
to put up extensive evaporating works. 10 Ia
ceive back the soda that may remain in tbe
liquor, but in order to remove the cause Of CON.
plant speedily, they have concluded to make a
reservoir of large capacity, and pump the liquor
into ii.
APPOINTED Gov. Cannon has appointed Mr..
Stephens T. Hazard as the recruiting officer for
eolored men in Sussex county, in place Of
Thomas B. sipple, resigned.
SALE OF FARM.-Mariin Roberts has sold his
farm near Gwynaid, Montgomery county, Pa,
to A. 7. Johnson, Of Milford, DEL, for So, ZOO
II contains seventeen acres.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26

jan 22-tm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

VX7HEREAS, on the g0ht day Of Nsscb, A.
wv u. 1851, Patrick McMuiisn, and
May McMuiieD, bis wife, executed unto
Austin Corbin ~ Trustee, : srtain decd Of trust,
conveying to said trustee the land In Clinton
county, Iowa. described ~ follows to Wit. The
east half Of the southsast quarter Of section No.
twsnty-ops (3l,) in township No. sighty-tWo
81 oosth Of range No. fosf (4.) east u 6th p.
M, which aaid convey nce vs. made ~ he said
Mcuuilsn and wife, Tor the purloss Of securing
the o., msnt Of certain p-omissosy not.s and tr >
interess thss.op Ggnsd By sAi Ps'r'ck Mcneil.
-, dated the seth DAY Of Asrs" "A d, 1851. and
psysble ssfolows: Five ios a''ssn d. liars each;
due IL I, twelve. eighties, twsnty-fUur and
thirty months from date and one Tor tbroe Asod-
rsd eol A'sssn dollars. due 10 three year, isoo
date. 10 The order o. George \ y. dow, 81 With
exchange on New OK, and with ten PSF esas In
And nov. said thirty months note bsvipg H.
come due and payable. and the sid Patrick
noNuIDsp havipg failed to pey The ssns
1. Ausejn Corbin. Trustee - sfofsaaid, do
hersbS give this pab'ic notice. thst by
III, pe Of The psvsr which 10 II mo vested ~ sai1
49, ef ssuss, / will, % saturday, the 16ts day
81 Mech, A. D. 1885,, 1t the bous of o'elesk
n The forenoon Of said day, q the Cosrs Besss
door, in the city Of DsvssPors. exposs
sad o6sr for SALE y publis suetoe, Tor esah, the
neseei OF LAM shove DESERVED, q ~ nooh
ssersof = sb eli be necessary TO satisfy asd ply
~ snoup. due % said notss and 70 beeo0e
~ NTH The Interest thereon % the day q se,e.
snsether With III The e0ets spd expsoeoe oete06-
~ 80 sals, essss sf this nettes - IsaseeeS
Ls,sA .Ae : u ~ y Iehs.sey. 4; p: isel.
1si1AsA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
Colts AtmOpY.

The loss Of machinery BY the burning
Of Colt. Arnory is estimsted at $780,
900. There we're six miles Of steam pipe
in the building, aud the scene presented
BY the ruins ~ they remain resembles
the ancient cities uncar,heI by modero
explora.ions there are nothing except
crumbl'ng fragments where a splendid
building 90 recently existed. Tue qnes-
ton Ia now asked who fred The Armo.
rys That the superstition of an en-
iss.ry coming from the rebels to fire the
building 10 not preposterous, is shown BY
the fact that not long ago q workman
DID come there with the piteous story
that no VAS dese,ter from the rebels.
and he was employ ed. But wheo the Ere
broke QUIT was during the only half
hour in the tseoty -four when q watch
mas IVES not present; there being an
Interval Of half IN hour 10 the u oroino.
between the goiog away Of the night
watchmsn tor tha. floor and the one Be.
low il end the coming ofth day catch
ns6, IL could not have been fred ia
ths -1i6bt, beraass then the wstcb men
wesOsll ebsut, sd 20 one could hsv.
gns islo ~ bald q. l. VS. kisdled ID
- wiag ssaasssiag ~ tse main build.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
Complicated Chronic Cenplsints

Tho Doctor's practice H. founded on truth Of
seventeen years standing, asd differs from oil 9TH
ers No trldibg with huaan existence. or aao-
si6cing life by experiments The Uovtor knoss
upon examination the cause OF the disease. snA
the remedy needed to remove il : not BIZ surssine
but by knowledge aDsly ses tho disease spd The
medicine none but vegetable substances u.ed
ALI mineral Anu poisonous medicines disoarued
! he ector has discove, ed many remedies in his
travels 10 south Amcrica, sliiofnia and o,h.,
countries, which he Lnds Of general uuiI 10 the
hsa,ing art. II Is TO bs hoped that invsIids no
have tired doctors and advert scd moaiciDee nm.
til worn out and discouraged, will ds.Lsir no, Of
y cure until they have given Dr. - medicine
and magnetic operations = trial Dung b.s
travels ne has been the Instrument. !. God's
hsnde, OF restor ng I" health an, v,sor thousasd
who we're On tho verge u the grave, aud arc now
nent, and ate aaily exelstmsng, ''blssss; b. The
day when ~ 10 sAw and peftook OF the Anal, :.
nc snd Magnetic Doctors treatment" Aa,is! ce-
tory reference y III b. cbeerfoiiy gwen vheo 70.
CURED. The Doctor viii pledge his rsput.tioe
anu STAKE his Ill to make perm oeus cure, m All
erses he undertake. lis mode Ut .x.mi .,ion
is With tho kyr, snd by m Analytical proc. J. Of
the waste 0sserisi Of the d.. no there r.
asks no questions, nor requires ihvslids 10 e.
pain symptoms, telling the cause sod the loan.
tion q the dies are with effect certainty.
~ n. =, LII. WoODBULL Z bscls isly sayertis.
- sthisg but what be bss sas abiiify 70 p,o
form. All forms vi female dificult,es s,tesasd
with the happies: fesul,t. Invaliua who c.,noa
consult the t1ostof IN person, BY giving q STAT.
me, u their csss, VIII bc attsodsi to pr.snD..
~ 40. medicine fsfsarhsd BY express when g
Quifod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
MslCEILANEOVs.,
WlLC01 = Gl5By'
sc WING nAcn IN b
Price, With nenmer 1 Feller. 40
THE WILCOX : GIBBS SEWING MACH
4 isMstess ~aeAime silGoss ssgsrd y SWEET
Family sesgimg,
Br01030g,
mclMmtng,
FEELING,

C0fdiog.


Il forms lat. even and elastic sson which Il
warranted aot y rpia vear eve N - ~ !.
eat . sss9ssat Intervals asd also ssdse m az
eamstances "to sasvjvs he wSSh tat.
psSentsd Device ~ great utility 70 lsas,er,.
Pssveslt the possibility 4 The nasiipe bsine IN.
"a the wrong direct % o. The bsiauss-vheel
wearing lady , dress.
Ano'her feature which deserves particrls, a.
ss.sion Is the wilcox Psseas Needle. which can.
DOT % set vropg.
It's suphasioally the god lov-p.iesd ss-i,,
sewing machine thst the public have loae vesu
wanting fos.-Bossos 7Ssnscvsss.
It's indeed . wonderful peodaetion AMI for fan.
W uss esrssially no other viii bear any oo1pes
ison with IT, PAA. ESssssg yosraT@.
Amechaoicel wonder. -Seissei6e Anssicos.
Among the bsst cd most sssvtcee6le sevia
9schiaes Light and elegantly Anishsd snd %
simple IN its construction that Il seems alweat
impossio fof II 70 got ont o. repair Piessbsra
OtroMsde.
Has eoubinsd With It's own peculiar msrits oil
The really valuable improvsmeats Of the h,shs
prices mAchlnss.- ssylpasiss
ihis nschine IN the opinion Of The committee
nus more nearly the requirements Of perfect M.
chine than any on exhib,sion.-Franklin rw,tttvee
Report y 1855
Taking into consideration simrlicit ,~b q posss
durability and d0ing all wort The con mir tee vere
unanimously In favor Of the Wilcox / Gibbs, .
single thread machine = Pesnsyivonsa !Nase 40
Sscmttardt Sociefy's Report
We must IN justice express our conf d6ucs IL the
merits q, Of the Wilcox taibhs sewing mashiuo.-
we CONSIDER that . great disideratu n has been
uppiied by It In proving beyond do uot thst ~.
'n'eaus are not, - was supposed. ne cesasry to >
god machino.- Cnrs..tan ddgocofe a nd .Iowvnc
jane 81. 1850.
After much wear and many ashinss tn.
stitching 10 found to retsin oil the rOundnsss
evenness and hrmnesa which arc 20 mach admired
u frst.-Acp York SIN,
Ia principle II is perfect = Engineer L,dos.
HAS evident oints Of superiority owe, al 9th srs
Philadelphia P,ess
A sorviceable machine. or 10 have Of.
persrce in our own family Boston Iraceler.
The beauty and simplicity OF its mech auism
are admirable Elyress.
Nssewing machine heretofore introduced hs.
IN .. short a time acquired such we'll meritsd pop
uiarity.- Gncisrs,ti Gaset,e.
We esteem II the best machine for family USE
me st'tes IS an. reep'ionnt Signed by n,amy hrs-
dsed cstszens If Philadelphia.
Send tor n I iscular. ~
JAMES WILCOX No ufsc,urer.
sp3-aH 5Hs Broadway. y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
To Horse Owne.

:, DIX. =" EET'S INFAILlsI G. LINIMENT FOR
1;,,na oy and in all cases Of
Wrenohing, its effect nar,caI 'n and certain
na ,, or .s, Scratches Mango, &c., it
VIII r.so ouie X .ed,ly spawn and R,ngbons
;sn, s,avss prevented and cured in their inc'p-
h;I;,s os gu. confirmed cases arc beyond posi-
hn.sv y radical cure. No case OF the KIND.
noWsV ~. is 20 desperate or hopeless that it my
~ .deviated by this Liniment, and its faithfu!
spiicatlon will always remove the Lameness,and
enable he horses TO travel with con paratve case
| Every horse owner should Dave this remedy 1T
md for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lamene will sffectu lily prevent those Permissible
Li,eases menti ned, to which all horses are liable
and whi,h render many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
| See adj eVtisement glSdW'v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
Important Cure Of CssyanDtien.

The Kev. A. &. Huns, Of lndisnsLolie. Ind.
Odds his tseti aonisl ~ ths msny oshss ~. mr..
ensv cured of COossmv tioD, - IN n on, n ~
. AZ noas Asppy e ssb-cs'bisg ny sans sno0s
me s Ineoos o. ". w:cDaU L.. 70 whom 20.
knowledge Rf satial mbesascs Tor his .,,o.
isssi"osi dsties VI myself. haa been saie,ea
With C0nsuaptso fSs the - shses ysass. ~
Tor over sssS l hsd nos SEQ sbIs % eain ahu.s
had esbsastsd 81 the skull II the 49, ah,ei.
sa.os re- and ssd ssaf, sd Of iaee u ksess 70
eAssms very serious aspect, snd the les ~ r
hops bad slasOss expired, ~hss head Of Is u.
:, eat success. speaisd ~ hsn under vheee fse.1
aaent sbss NE VS. perfect 10 Atx % h. 20 ,hst
lrssamed my occuta'iou II ne pslrl Al ~.
So 2. ~ aasssee slsspps-isa have been veil
sioce the esss vas e6sclea. ssd s,,ll M s..ss-
Goa nnnss ifee'fen any trace Of the disease .hst-
ever. NUT chssfinIly recommend a sl,s..s
70 him. 10 hss sayed ~ life ana m.nv ,an.ss
q ana ~ prayer ass ,Ood Eiess bin. and mev -
0saity.
!EDIAx0SoLIs. Fob. is. 1879.
IMPORTANT IeetsnOtnAL -The follovin~ Il
ses Il the msey tsssimoniais Of -. rSeAis
esfeo, performed ~ u. WooDnULl, the eele6e..
ses sess stspninx ier ~ 80 tkrss vssIs :. ~.
81: Ntsbolss hstsl II .uro.ty:
!s.ssss % Dc. wovdhsll, Is eei,b,af.d t,.r..,
40 Csfoste Dhsase Physieisp n ~ - = ~
gsossC - = - fcllosiag faees reae fcrr = 4
r,os.. 80 \. ~ q .sr @ ~ IN .lish vss
eossslssd and esplcyed 81 ~ neSsssi IN. ~
c0ssfsy Afforded. d : isiIsd. Ap1 / ~ ~.
q op q dssfAw % de. n, paine 0.re sreSe
$50 eoaId oot lest mach lcaese. u IL.
occh sLs a,sisai hers. asd bsssise Of his ves.
4. ss y e.sss: pssese sysssf ssd kis tssatnsot
ne isostofs Jsskish Uaseos Salve, ~ CnSese
~ dee6, - thss - istss0Sss seoj1 rs ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

THE CONFESSIONS l. tXrkklENCk
or an Inv A13
Published for the benefit, AMI - warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermatonhea. Nervous Ds,ili-
ty, Premature Decay, etc., supplying ut the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical humbug am auack-
cry.
BY enclosing . pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
ny27 -d6w1yl Nsdf,rd Kings Cnrntv. N, r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

tooA - thas u ~ likely 70 take bstA
md dsseoy ~ si1s - IN = The pis-
sol BOD ! Il. aartsd sbsss The pstssrss,
ao4mseh 6ho1ps dry eooJ were stored,
Seich ooold ssday kiodIe. II il .
great N, atssy how Il could have caught
Ore itsslf and no one bat rebel svupa-
thixer could have desired its destruction.
-6eieniifc american.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
Dr.. 9. n. Ws2dhuIl,
Author and Lscturse.on
CHR ID VIC DlNE sANEA

Offers tho most certsin, spcody and sFectua.
NJ INDIES IN tho Word for the follosip oon-
plants in their obstinate s.sges, Wis:
D'sdsss Of the Throat, Lsngs, Heart. Spieen. Liz
e., Som 'ch. Lropsey ]" the 1kess, lire a.d
Ear; Rheamo,snw Nenyoiyia Fas. and
other Nervous Derangemssss oil
diseases Of the Blood Nc, ojal.
Eryeip.los, Cancer. Eu.r
sores, Lepvosy. k.d-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

Ladies, Ladies', Lad .es.
Don. you fail to read the advertisement in
this paper headed
mt to Fem ale -.
ar. Chceseman, Of Now York, has devote1. the
list thirty years of his practice to fem,.,s COM
plants. His Pills act like a charm. Thev are
Reliable and S1fe. too v6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

ABoLIrtJE RIo1s.-The Chicago Jour
MAJ, 10 an article in relation to tue pre-
vaiepce Of Mob Law throughout the
country, containing many improper and
provokiox iufe' ences. hiss some very SEN
able remm ks which We extract from the
article, as flows:
In common with all la~ abiding cit
H'n., AID al who desrc the order and
so'''ety OF tn" body p 'ltc, We mus, *
press oa' pain and sorrow a, such ex.,-
oi.'ons. They are indie ensibl-. They
are pe'lous ~ the extreme. They q.
cont1g Gus. One Is provocative =
productive Of another. And al IN,
end in m'schievous cons. qusr mus
pubic We Is ces to tn
aus ',urnol very pro- e,Iv ....., :.
il any mao has viola ed Tho ,as. =, y;
country he shout b. through, to ,u,,ie
in the courts lfany man j. gully 9
disloys".,, the Journal says:
rsss HIM BY in con,emptuous silence
or eIse Liieg him to inst. ce Ia the conrts
and make him answer or his treason {.
the bar Of Jurisprudence. ANY othe
fashion Of redrcss will inevitably recol
upon It's authors, and inevitably defea
the object for which it is designed. =
To keep the order Of the state, We nee
~ much abstinence under provocatio
10 civil lite, as brave, daring and doin,
in the arena Of material combat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
The o6sAT o. cREr.

THE GREAT ok cNE1.
1t IL admitted By al physieiaas that the gran
secret o. health ssA long life lies n keeping the
blood and various aids Of the body in high de-
gree Of Aaidity. when you feel continued pain
In the head OF b.wss, Or ssy other parts Of the
body, you can prevent ssrieas sickness ~ taking
Bsasdsesh's ptlIs.
Bleeding may give moDsntesy ease, because the
blood left viii have mars room. Bat q the body
70 made from the blood and sustained BY the
blood, 70 caste eue bioOd IL 10 wssts oar lite, ana
rain our constitutions Eut Bsasdrsth's Pills ~
lisvs 'hs rcaation - readily - bleeding BY on
y taking away what It ssn veil spare, and THEY
Ngvss BCnT.
Mrs. Hoopss. Of BsspstsbIs, Msss., was cured Of
st. vitus lanes, General Debility and Costivs-
ness of many y'ars staoding BY Braodrsth's Pills
The case At length !. published In the Pamphlets
-oli b. 3. =. .llori, Dsveaport, Iowa, and BY
I'll respectable dsA. ers 10 incidence ibI d.. BIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

lhstetG1phef sssleN,
Horse theer 1 veteflna1y suHeooa,
orr Doos wsss % cor. - - socE lsLAxD,
WISHES TO lNFORN TaB cir.
nens Of Davenport and 6estt
C,snty ssosrAiiy that be hss psf-V "
oaneotly lssaasd hiesslf IN this city whore IS l.
peepassd 70 ehos horses On the seissti6ie psinei
piles Afssr s.sstg ysa.s study and psastise q
speot slsvss jean usder tbs supefistsDdesee n
the best Vetsrinasiaos IN gusope, be wishee q
say tbst b. viii Give sstjsiaet;oo 70 al pegpose
having hosses labesine under he disease d eosre
Or eeete1sits1s. somnosly called "hosgh boped. y
inssefseing. everlasting, quarter ssasks, 49,
sssokp, spgalee q The .eens. fouadsfs, riac-hoee
asd seAei9ps IL ~ e vhieh ~ wasSaals : ~.
isss Oaso " ene161o. fAs Gfseesf M = tkN
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B. +. WADE, (Iep, }
q. G. cnANDLEs, (kep.,)
On the part OF the Senate.
u. w. Goocs, (Rep.,)
JOHN CovoDs, (Rep.,)
=. W. JULIAN. tRep }
N. F. ODsLL, Top }
On the part Of The House.
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THE CASE DE- GEN EMAL BUELL..
A Washington di-pa,ch 10 the New
York Tribune states that the commit
tee To It vas appointed to inves,isa, the
charges against General Don Ca,los
Biel', formerly in command Of the Ar.
my Of the Ohio, failed to find any eyi.
de"ce against hun, and the result Of the
investigation is the iulI and uncon di,ion-
81 v'nd'cat'on of his loyalty and his
fidelity as a military officer.
Ih" is tardy Justice to an officer who
has been made the victim Of the denuo
Citations and ignorant criticisms o, small
minded oe~epsper editors, politicians,
fsctionists, and army contract seekers.
We hesitate not to assert that the
ns"sP per or the individual Who thus
w'ckedIy and reckessIy assa,ls an officer
OF the U Mon army, while doing his
duty to the best ofhis abili y, ia the
i"'e Of the enemy, is only little
less guilty. and does more real mischief
to our cause, than the leader of rehe;
guerrillas.