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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
-.,.- AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACNE OF PERFECTION.
It Cures Hay, Bose 6 Periodic Catarrh
CURES cATARRH IN AEL-TTs TYPES ANU srAbts.
CURES CATGRRH AND AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent Swinging Of the Head,

=a No violent Swinging Of the Read,
The Sense OF Taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Oatarrh has dehed the skill Of ply
sieians and surgeons! homedical work contains q
prescription that will ersdicstel t. Nothing gave
DR.. GOodsIe's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease, and pre-
Guiding the possibility Of q relapse;
1t penetrates 20 the very seat this terrible die
ease and sxterminatss t. root and branch, forever.
D. (From the Hsw York Comm rrcial Advertissr.l
HAY, ROsE AND ERIoDIo CATARRH pr. R. Good
ale's Catsfrh Remedy and mode Of treatment. not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety OF
Oatsrrh but it eHtinguishes the disease forever in
Gl its stsgea, Every one speRks Well of it.
Price 81 peF bottle. Send a stamp for Dr.. r
Goodsles New Pamphlet on OatsErh-Its Perfect
Mode OF Troa tment and Rapid Cur.
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs Blesker st., n. z.
Fold BY G. ". CLARK. il9 Superior St. de5B3
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4yLEV ELAND AND IUlLkDO d. &
). wIETER ARRAEeEMEs9. Iss-

On Eud after HoRday, Oct SIst, is64, Pssssaesz
Tra!zs VII cave Clsyuiand 20 lolow5 (S0ndsyB ex-
ooptsd:
sac a. M.-UHI5AG0 EXPREs5.-stops a. Berea,
Grafton, Oberin, HakemEn, NorWaIk, Monroe
.t.. vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmo-e,
and aTTlVss A. Toledo &c u 40 ?. n, Chicago at
u:s0P. = and Detroit 30 P.H.
7.1J p. NV HSTEBN MAlL.-Stops Of all stations
on Southern Division, and arrives st Toledo al
T:25 r. NJ Chicago ct ;l5 A. =. and Detroit 81
lO:90P. n.
G:zgP. M.-HDRTHERG MAIL.-Stops at an Bta.
tlons on Northern Digiaion. and arrives at saas
dusly at 7:l0 P. Il.
Issaa p. iI.-N4GHT- -ExPRESS.-Stopa At Gsafsea.
n0rNal2t inonrosFdie, Ogos and fremont, and
arrives = Toledo at IS A. H. Ohl1AsO a1 u -
q. and Detroit At 8 90 A. =,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
mNHFCFrTONs

COnnoction5 are made at honroeTilie aiEh ne San.
dusfy u Hansleld B Newark 3. q; st CLYDE with tht
6anduaky, Dayton q Cincinnati 3. x; at Bremen.
With the Fremont 3 Indiana B. b snd ct Toledo
With the Michigan 5outhsrn Northern Indiana and
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for OhicagO, Detrofs
jackson, FoIt WAYNE, Logansport, LRfayetts, Oairs
Alton. 81. Louis aa1 al POINTS Wsgt, Northwest and
Southwest
Frains nzTiFs 10 Ol0FslAad nom Toledo and q.
West at go A. n. 2:s5 p n, and $50 P. n. FroE
llegelsnd Oct =, i5sf-
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WZERNZlZj

EI composition Of sstringents, absorbents stimu-
ulants and osrminatves, which every physician Ac-
knovledges is tho only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of Disrrhea and Dysentery. This
AntOholera Mlxtureis IDw n use in several Of our
army hospitals, Where It gives the greatest sstsfac-
disrs and citizens aud We will guarantee It to 90
the best remedy in the world for Disrhea snd Dys-
OnterY. =. --t,4..s -4 -r.
Mr.. Woods, OF OOuington, Kentucky, viii be most
happy 70 satisfy any to the virtue Of Strick-
lands Anti-Oholsra MIXTURE In fact, We have q
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have bsen cured after being pronounced incurabis
oy their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle Of striokland's Anti-Cholors Mixture. II
Oou suffer with DiArrheA and Dyssutery Try one
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! : Hills sFEoIFIoF PILLs-WAR


f911s RAETKD IN ALL EOAsE5s-zOan b relied
Esssr an 70 eursf Do rot nhaseaisl Are speed
.ga aosioal EoohAngs 0i dies rszutredi. Do nosiS
tsFis-s Win bdIl6sss pufIais Gan Be usod with
- - sut dsssot,oal DrEGta 200 past month
ssouis o. eho11 EezV severn eases,- Over cue hun
s4a-a st1I physl5l1ns have them IN thsi4 pas
fsos. and EpsGk we'll Of thsir s1eaeys and approve
Ef~ % thslE oomposto1, Wheh 4 entirely EgeEatsbs
and harmless on the system. Hundrets u oertid-
WTsAeoseaabe ahoWn.s -Beuf Spsoido Pilis ihs
pdefnai and only sshuans 6peoIho PHI Jbsy are
adapted Tor male and female, oldOr young, ana
-t= he reliable remedy for efsctng PsEIga-
sent apd speedy oure n al cases of spaTmat0rThea
Az Seminal Weakness, with aI It's tr3ns OF evils,
,t Surlh Is Urethral and Vaginal Discharge Gest,
he Whites, Nightly Involuntary EEnls6onE N.
fpR confusncs, Genital Debility and Irritabty, In
- potency, Weakness OF loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility &C., &o., all Of which arise principally fro
a'-2t Es1us Excssss sf AbRsa, some ooBstitu-
alonafdsrsnasment, and tnnsphcitatee the Eufsrs7
yFF Rrcla fahllRs the duties Of nsrFisd Lie. In al
~ sexual diseases gonorrhas, Giest a3d strietures
DonEuiting Physician i5E the tlasit o. 6omlnsl
-s,. UriunFy sszuAi, and Nervous Diseases, who Wfi
'"-tQcA isld nee 70 al, the following valuable work, IN
-Fiiza 8g asealed enxelope: 90. I -5f- 30
TsQsEUt EEI EIFTIEFH slt TTsatlEs
sef Abuses Premature Decay lalP0teIce aad Les
OF FoEer, Sexual Diseases. Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility tto,, &0., :
pamphlet Of 81 pages, oorfsiuing inpoTtsRt. h3
t--- the a1isted and which should be :
a- sufferer, the Of n tho
FtsEes plAinlE st forth TFn STAMPS required
- ~ = 10 pay postage. H E ialT2 Bsnl0.H .fri&HE
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80 A. m.-RIGRT ExPRESS TRAT6-StoFgfns
At girRrd, A5hsabula and PRinesVillo Only, and
arrive ct Cleveland - z 80 A. n.
5.ls. A. A. NAIL AND ACCOMMODAII0G
- Cleveland st 10 - A. n
1U:l5 A. 8.-rOLEDc EKPRESS-StoPpiLg ct al
gsstiOls9 ezcspt SEhnrilie SaTbrook, uniOnTille,
Perry Mentor and hicEline, and arrives Ct
5.s5 p M.-DAY EXPBEsS TRAIN-stoVpinx At
6frard, ,Ocnneaut, Ashtabula- Geneva 4 Pafneaa
VILE only, ard arrives In Cleveland - 9.z5 ?. n.
~ second Olsss u=rs are run On Al Through
AN the trains going westward connect ct ClsVslar-
with trains for Toledo ChiCagO, Columbus, Otncin-
trains going eastward connect at DunkirE with the
trains OF the New York Eris Railroad and as Buf-
| fsl with thoue Of th0 New YORK Central Bafalo
| New York City Rstlroads for New York, Alba1E
Boston, Niagara Fails, &C. and st Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia 3 ETie Railroad.
81 Day Expraes. East and West, connects et
Girard with Trains on Erie ) Pittsburgh Railrcad
i0r hlEesViile, Assdgiiis, J9ms.seEn, g.. =.
'asveIsna. Oct. s7st. ls5I-
OLEVELAND y TOLEDO r. H.
Commencing on Monday, October slst, and du-
ring the coming WiHtsr, Three Daily Passenger
Trains VIII run batWssn Cleveland and Detroit,
| foiloWB:
Leaves oslO A ~
Arrive IN Detrt I'D P n.
Leaves Oieyelsnd.- 2.4O ? ~
Arrive in r. H
Leaves P. Il
Arrive Ia DeEroit. .. ......, 500 A. =.
The SID A. n. and 1000 ?. Il. Trains from CleVe-
] land make good Connections for Jackson, Mich
| "a By ihis arrangement Passengers viii be subject
70 detention at FOitde, and viii arrive n Detroit
| promptly % the above tine. L. d. BUOkEB,
nOl:BS Fs-a- sup't 0. 4 7. r. B.
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67SF9sRS7 on EEHR

BEeKASRsl pFEEaA NERVOUS
BszinAl Urinszy and sexual oEgAas-asW and re-
ssessf stas fspofis os ne Howard AlsO-
sis4oD-ssusb by nal IN ssaisd letter. envelopes
osusCzE s-sstH shszss rAslrss DEaE SEIhhTE HoU6H-
T0I asSsrd Association, 30. soufh Ninth st.
-zlefdaSE1E1E n. ztos GA sars0Rg =
!snf7lirsilt 55f-5z- - Y. zgiflTlsF5
-s7q 90 H= hTHKl o0NFESsI}gSTAND KXPES
Eo sas17 RIzEOE 0FEAfp IBHALID-4Pzblished for the
beneHt and Is aOAUTLoR 10 ROU6G MEN and
othsrsS vac apfer from Nervous Debility, Prema-
tuIe Decay Of 1iauhood, 6c., supplying at the
.4a time THE lkANs S1tLF cgaE. By has
aaL6LIa cnf6 himself After rRbe quRok
tsa adoL eIJ By enclosing pe ostd sdares envelope,
angle copies may had OF suthor- 10 71
Hfbrar-s r-.r,-E~--r .kAIHANIEL hAf FAIR EB7.3
ss15s sasdssls4 rs5 Brooklyn, King county, tx
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$50. A. M.-IpAT KXPREss TRAlN-st0p7ins at
WIIiOughby, PafnssVilis. Madison Geneva, Ash
tsbula Oonneaus snd Girsrd only, and arrive at
Erie a. Id P. H., Dunkirk 3:45 ?. r., Buffalo
$50 P. 4.
s:25 P. H--OINOIHHATI EXPRESS-StoFping e
FainesVflle, AahtabulA and Girard only, and ATs
riyes OF Eris6: 40 P. n, Dankrk SIS ,. H. Bus
falo 1000 P. g.
$50 P. M.-MAIL AND AOOOhIMODATTOE-
stopping at ali stations and arrive 81 Eris at
7;55 P. n.
9:O0 P M.-NIGHT EXPBE5S FRAIH-StuppinK at
PainssFille, AshtRbula and Girard only, and
arrives ss Erie At 2;sU A. X, DunkirE 3sl9
A T.. Suffalo 4 - A n.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q GIN.
OOTENATI AILROAD,
lSe4-5 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1894,

lse4-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lss4-S.
lss TrAin-s:05 A, M--CINOIHHATI EXPRE6S,
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crsetlids, Gallon, GilsAd, Car
diRgten, AahlsJ, Delaware, DeHis Centre and
" oothingten-
n fran-2.f5 p. INSTRUMENTATION.
ct ali stations, and ArIiEes u Columbus at -
p. H. Cincinnati 80 A. q.
"a rrains-lO.00 P. .H.-hIqHT EAPHEs9-StoPsiDF
at Grafton, Wellington, New Loadoa, shelhs,
Ore5utnas Gallon, dijsads OardtDgto1 and Del
rralrI lssFs Columbus ct 5:4s and 10 z5 Ak 2.l0
=. Rrrivs II Clssaiand 9:29 A. ~, and 8 30 ?.
OOEHEOTIOEs:
9hslbT-EanduEky, Manzdeld q Newark Raflroad, C
Manafains NJ Vernon. Newark, EanesTl1s.
Ovastlsns-P PittsOurgh, Fort Wayne 3 Ohicaso Rail-
rad, Eone5t, Upper 6sndusky, DslphOs, Lima,
Gcrt Wayne, Laports, Chicago, &C. West snd
East for nanadeld, Wooster, Maa5illon. &c.
aEafton and HellsfoDtGne Railroad Liza tor Marion
Cd BeilaiOntaiue. sidney, Union, huncie, Indian
epoln, ferrs Hauee, Ntneennes, EFAn8Tilss,
sa4fI9 LsuisEills, Cairo, st. Loui3, 30.
DsleEare-gish Spring gdeld Branch for Sprlngdeld.
OolunbuB-hdtta1 Miami 4 Columbus, and Xslia
....a BailroadY for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
.. iTerTe HaHto, St. Louil, Morrow, LoVeland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MiszlsEirEl
Railroad At Oinclnnati for Louisville, Evans
yills, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al points On tbs
Oo uln5us-Oen Ohio RAiroad Eor Newark, zanss-
vile, Mhesbns, 10; Columbus, 2iqua In.
q dAEs kaitrOad Tor PiQuA, Urbana, -.
EE-EOr Tickets 70 al polnts and information aPriF
8 ths Passenger Station, Hnd at Union Ilokst OEcs
cleveland. Oct. Il. 1854. sussFsRssadsaI.
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NLEVELAND 8 ERIK RAILR0ADi
Ids. w1Nrxs AREAEeE1zsr. Is
! ~ E--nE -. mn. -.

On And aftsT Monday, Oct. slst, 1851, Passenger
Trans viii run folloEss G3undAy5 szosptsd)i
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At-aa e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
From the Buffalo Courier
The Buffalo Com merclnl (Ilepub.
licam) On Pence.

On the subject Of peace. Of how the war
has been perverted. and how it can alone he
terminated, we have repeatedly uttered the
following sentiments. We had intended to
write them once again, but the words Of the
Commerclm Of last evening 50 exactly ex-
press Gus views that we adopt them without
reservation.
1--WE are aware that it has become the
fashion with a class of silly, unreticcting
men % scout the idea Of any peace, and 70
refuse to listen 10 deliberate reflection or
discussion upon the subject as an abandon
ment OF principle. Such men seem to con-
slider the present struggle as sort of Xii
kenny fight, involving the total annihilation
Ct one or the other Of the parties to it, and
regard the mention of peace as very nearly
allied to trcasSn itself
The North entered upon the present strug-
gle with the declared purpose Of maintain
ing the Union. President Lincoln. in Iii,
inaugural, Wt,red s,atim,aes oLiM ,oo,tld a.
day be entirciy mtisfictory 10 the South ns Il
basts for peace. Congress at its iir,, :, :.
sion after the com uencement OF hostilifir,
resolved, with all the solemnity of lcrisia-
ton, that the war should be prosecuted
with no purpose of aggression upon the
Federal rights of the South. The ink o tie
eagrossiny cierk 'ras scarcely try before the
nationdi .JaiM thus pledyed cas cioiated.-
Three bloody years haze seated the stulf;:fca-
to n which uas then enacted
The key of the great problem now before
this people may be found in this question ::
What are we fighting Gor? Is IL the main
fenance IF the Union, or Is it the yyconstruc-
ton IF tie Union upon basis Of emancila-
tioni Are zoe nghtiug to assert and rjna;
cate the po,cer Or the Federal goroament or
to rogulate and REFORM the domestic abuses
oy tie South In the answer to these o,ics-
Oions lies the solution of all the issues of
the war.
We venture the opinion that IL re1iuJre
assurance could be gtcen 10 tie people of Tie
South u,ot the Federal Constitution AMI is
strict maintenance r6yt the sole utimotnnt
Of peace, that tie rebellion could cease rithia
three m0ntAs'
We have nothing to add to this concise
statement of the situation. As the Ioa,-
nerclat saatcs, the national, pledged by Lin
coin in his inaugural and by Congress in its
solemn resolutions, has been violated and
three bloody years have sealed the stutii-
cation which was then enacted" The
war, as Thurlow Weed has pllasci it. thus
became war Of abolition How is it To he
stopped? The Commercial answers the
question correctly. We believe, with our
contemporary, that ''if reliable assurance
Gould be given to the people of the South
that the Federal Constitution and its strict
maintenance were the sole utimatum of
peace, the rebellion would cease within
three MONTHS"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

The physicians OF Bloomfield have
agieGd upon an advanced scale of prices.
The Union Guard, Of Bloomfield, glo
rifles over the beauty, thrift, enterprise
| and genera! invitingness Of that little
city.
One hundred and thirty Of the ladies
OF Oceola pledged themselves not to attend
| circus on exhibition there last week ant
i'sol,cd to use their influence against it.
a supposed mad dog was in Muscatine
on Sunday. biting dogs and hnhavins it. oil
IN Il very unseemly manner. lie was final
~ killed.
&C. }. Beattic, a lawyer Of Marengo,
! was recently arrested and taken to Chicago
on charge of forging claims against the
United States.
The amount Of the Internal Revenue
collected in the First District of Iowa. from
the manufacturers of distilled and fer,nent-
Cd liquors for the fiscal year ending June
3oth, 1864, amounted (indcpendcnt of H.
censc ito the sum Of Sl62 ,S56,sS. So saws
the Home ,'ournai.
The Clarlnda Observer says that while
Judge Moore was on his way to the State
Convention at Des Moincs, he overlook a
wagon with horse tied behind II. The
horse was tied III the rear of the WAGON to
an ax-handlc. The violent Jerking of the
wagon scared him, when he made several
plungcs, and discngaged the ak from the
wagon and its conternts. As he started to
run the AK swung round in most violent
manner cutting Off both hind legs at once
between the knees and the hoors It was =
pitiful sight to see the poor brute STANDING
in the road on his bare bones.
The IDAHO EMIGRASr PuoTrc7t.;c Expr.
DIrioS.-it will be seen below that This OK
petition, which was fitted out in Dubroue
and left couple ofmonths ago. under com.
mand of Lajor Maynadier, has been al,an.
doned. The following is from the Sioux
City Register Of the goth inst.
The grand enterprise of opening road
to Idaho up the Niobrarah valley, for which
Congress appropriated the mun,tieicnt sum
OF $4,000, and for which purpose Major
May nader and three Captains, thirteen men
on horse back, five wagons drawn by twen.
wv mules, and any number of big boxes bv
express came here, has fizzled. After soil.
ing what horses, mules, wagons. harness.
sugar, coffee, &C., they could. the ernsd;'
ton, !. 6. Major Maynadice, capt. Rood @
NJ and the two other Captains, started
east.
r, No blame can attach to those officers.
lhey We're ordered here. After procuring
the necessary outfit they fourd the sln u,s,
nearly expended, and without the numher
men to render their passage through the
Indian ecditry at all safe Indeed Il wonl.l
have been foohardy to have artemntcd i
Having me-. her money nor men, Major Nav.
haaler wisely concluded to abandon the ex-
P'dition We regret the failure of the IN.
rprisc, for it would have been of incolc,,l.
pie benefit to this section of the country to
have had the road opened,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining world wide reputation Its be-
yond dolib, the best and cheapest and most beau
tiful of all Family Sewing Machines vet offered
70 the public. No other Family Sewing Machine
has so many useful appliances for Hemming,
Eindng Feltng, Tucking, Gathering, Guaying,
Brading, Embroiderng Cord.g and SO forth
Ne other Family Sewing Machine has so much
copacty for IL great variety of work Great and
recent Improvements make our Family Sewing
Machine most reliable, and most durable. and most
certain III action at all rates of speed 1t makes
the interlocked stitch, which Is the best stitch
known. ANY one even OF the most ordinary ca
paclty can see. at glance how 10 use the letter
A Family Sewing Machine. Orr Family Sewing
Machines are finished in claste and exquisite
STYLE.
The Folding Case ofthe Family Sewing Machine
is apiece of cunning workmanship Of the most
useful kind. Ii protects the machine when not
IN use, and when about to be operated may be
opened spacious and substantial table to sus
tain the work. While some of the Cases. made
out of the choicest woods, are finished in the sim
plest and chas,est manner possible, others are
adorned and embellished in the most costly and
superb manner.
1t IS absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to judge of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t IS fast becoming popular for family sewing as
our manufacturing machines are for man ufactur-
Ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles oil, &C.. Of the very hest
quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
The SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
! ass Broadway, New York.
Chicago Office, so Clark street.
L. kRACSE l. CO..
jne27 AGENTS in norsn,o-4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
THE GREAT
I.rDx.lN' .MEDICI.VsE

An nnfaing cure for Seminal Weakness. Noc.
turnal Emissions, and all diseases caused hv So,
Pollution, such "a Loss Of Memory lrnivera,
l.assitude, Pains in the back, Dimpess Of vision
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves. Difficulty n,
Breathing. Trembling, Wakcfulncss. Erun,,nrs
on the Face, Pale Countcnance CONSERVATION H.
sanity. sad all the dircful complaints caused hy
departing from the path Of Nature
This medicine is a simple vegetable extract
and one on which all can rely, as il has been used
In our practice Tor many years. ard with thou
sands treated, 1t has not failed in u single in
stance. It's curative powers have been sufficient
Rln victory over the most stubborn case,
To those who have triled with their CON
stitrtion until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would saw. u. sDa;r mt,
the CHEROKEE CURE will restore Won 10 sopnd
healt! and ,igor, and after all quack doctors have
failed!
Price, ~ per bottle, or three bottles e RI a..
world " 'e
~ For full particulars, get a Circular from
an! nrug store ~ thc country, or write 10 the
Agent, WHO will mail free To any one desiring
the same. a full treatise, in pamphlet form.
All such orders must be sent 10 C. A. COOK.
Chicago, our General Agent for the West
Sold IN Chicago, by FcLLER. FINCH. 4 Full
LEX, wholesale Druggists, and by al druggists
everywhere.
for the States Ct lllinois, Iowa. Wisconsin, Indi-
ana, and Michigan
DIR. w. II. y1ERW1N Il CO..
HOle Proprietary,
No. - LIBERTY SrnEEr, New York.
- For sale by all Druggists
Il T.. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
ANOTHER Pass DrsrnoYrn-Th;s -,

ANOTHER Pass DEsrRoYED.-Thism morn.
ing about seven o'clock a mob of soldier
belonging to the ODD Illinois, DESTROYED the
iscsst Guard Office, at Chester Ill. and rid
dled 4 50, that the office is valuless. This =
not al: the same mob has threatened the lives
=. eseTy one Of our county oflcees; the life
u eve1y democrat, for no reason. only that
men dare to be democrats---dare 70 be free
M men. Inc whole thing WAS brought about
"a csusens-by abolitionisto. We NAV
30 en9al dsvasto1ton 60 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

= mere bauble, but the crosca Of beoatv. CON
ierrcd on the head which has neglected 10 EN-.
oeisf, or time has robbed of its nativc hue. by
Christndoro's Hair bye.
hetatns It's dark lustre f renewed at intervals IN
the close Of Life. Peerless among Thousands Of
preparations, that promise much and performs
nothing, stancs Cristadoro's hair Preseryative
avauaele adjunct to the dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health ,f tho
,"'i' ah" oil itself, when used alone--a safeguard
'"a' protects the hbres from decay under all cir
cums'ances and under all climes Manufactured
oy q. ehristaaoro, No Astor House. New York
kept by all druggists. ;urs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
Query Concerning the Enroll.
amcnl Act.

To the Editor Of the New York Times:
Will YOU please inform me, If, under the
ev;stinr Conscription Law, there is any
provision for the exemption of an only son,
with aged and intirm parents dependent
upon him for support.
Yours respectfully, G. e.
New York, July 81, 1864.
There is no prorisioa for exemptions I'M
der the present law, except for physical dis
ability: and ecsry obic-bodieI drattei pc''soa
must either serve himself, or furnish a sub.
stitute. Tinaes
Mark that "No provisions for cxcmp
tons under the present law" Mark this
fact.
Mark also that Mr.. Lincoln says he will
not receive proposals for peace unless such
proposals embrace provisions for the ''aban-
donment of slavery You must 60 and
fight for the negro. If every thing else be
offered that the Northern people desire, it
will be rejected by Mr. Lincoln if not &C.
companed BY abolition. The war is nos a
war for the freedom Of the negro-ad,n.t-
ttdiy so; it has been so in reality, Thuilow
Weed says, for ''ncarly four years. There
arc no exemptions II drafted, you must
go and fight for the negro-sacrificing your
own life trying to make him free. How do
you like the programme
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from the Stoubcnvillc Patriot and Tn;on
Death OF Nr~. Vallauhs.n.

We regret to learn that Mrs. Rebccca
.ailandisham, mother Of the Hon g !.
va:lancighaln, died at her residence in New
lisbon, Columbiana county, on the morning
OF the 9Th inst. She was far adv.nced ;n
years aid the anxiety and excitement oc-
cas'oncd her the past fifteen months. by
the arbitrary and despotic treatment Of her
son by the Washington despot. has ~, No
doubt FASTENED her end. She was . noost
excellent and true woman and exemnlsr~
Christian. 4EL - 'P'-'y