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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
The Presidential Campaign n Poiiu.
cal lnqutsstiou.

The 81. Louis Anzeger German thus com
ments upon the condition OF political affairs:
''Iu those horrible times when Canatcism led
thousands 70 the stake mainly for their opinion 3
sake. the most insufferabe OF all tortures, Ma
zini says, was. peyertheless, that nobody dared
utter free word. or lend his ear to u free word,
for fear of the spies that were concealed every
where. Our condition begins 20 have woful
similarity with that terrible period The polit
cal rights OF citizen seem TO have become Ut
tery worthless unless they are accompanied by
a strictly orthodox political faith dictated at
Washington. Aud not merely desired opposi-
ton to the views OF the ruling party is crime
but the slightest deviation in the most unimpor-
tant details Is looked upon with suspicious eyes
and is finally elevated into dsloyalty. Copper
head sympathzers, nay, even rebel, are the
names which then fall upon the unhappy victim
of political heresy who has dared to brave the
vengeance OF the ruling party. Union man
Is not loyal enough If he is devoted To the Gov
erutnent of the United States and in favor Of
overthrowing the rebellion by force of arms, un-
less he also has the me views on abolition OF
slavery, reconstruction, suspension of the habeas
corpus. &c. which that party which chance has
elevated for the present moment into power en-
tertains
But this is not the worst. The inquisition sys
TEN has entered the most private family circles
and confidential friendships. and this is what
makes life almost torture for everybody. The
most innocent conversation leads almost necessa
rily to political subjects Then commence the
controversies the differences of opinions and the
seed of dissension is sown How far will this goy
Have We reached the highest pinnacle of polit-
cal nquisition, or have only arrived at the
commencement? In Cromwel's times citizen
considered himself free from the reproach of
royalism if he entered the army Of the Protec
tor. After little while he was not safe even
there. In France Thousands entered the Jacobin
club 10 escape the guillotine
The condition IN which we live at present is ab-
solutely as bad "a under any despotc prince Ii
there must be governments, those governments
should be good. Ii country il governed badly.
and especially # il is governed badly under the
best of all constitutions. the hope of a change Is
all that the people have left And how is this
hope treated nowY Even this hope of change
OF administration s considered. in the eyes OF the
present political inquisiton constructive high
treason. There are, say thew, only two parties
lelt-patriots and traitors OF course all Lin
colnites patriots and all others traitors.
Will this political inqusition be broken down on
the sth Of November or do we stand byt on the
threshold of despotism, and must matters grow
still worse before this people, once so proud of
their freedom. awake from their deep humiliation
and hud the means 70 save their libertyr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector of
ST. James Church:
SYRACUSE. Feb. 20. 1854
have been deaf in one ever since vas In
College. some twenty years ago. b. the skill
of DR. Lghthill lie hearing ws. entirei, restored
that nov hear alike 9th both ears and End
that can use NV voice eth nuch more e.es
and comfort than before 80 = -
oeti'64 2y IosfPa n On -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

OLIVER p MoEros the loyal" Governor of
Indiana. IS stumping New York for Lincoln. in
company with Gen. CAN'T late of The rebel army.
CAN'T tough, our Western soldiers till be WAS
taken prisoner and could fight 10 more. when be
very consistently turned his attention TO stump
speaking in behalf OF Mr.. Lincoln Perhaps he
Can render the rebel cxase more service With bis
lips than with his s~ort--rN- A. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
rhe .sLoyai Leagues"-A Revelation


The following affidavit has been handed to us
fOf publication.
BosroS. Oct 10. 1854
FRIESp HAssAk:-Agreeably TO your wish, |
write as nearly | can remember, the circun
stances OF the interview had last week with the
party spoke to YOU about.
gentleman called at nv Office, inquired il
nv name was Conner, and Il lived IN ward
eleven, | replied in the Affirmative in both
cases. He then said he had called upon me FOR
NV subscription, or asSessmeut-l am not Ger
tain which-for the Union League, of which he
was collector | asked him. what are YOU doing
with the money? He replied by asking me If |
had not attended the meetings lately. said
no He then said that they we're getting up a
fund of million dollars. that they were deiermin-
Ell there should be more slavery in this country
and to ensure that. they are determined TO elect
Abraham Lnc0lu-by force. if necessary, that
they we're sending large quantities of arms and
ammunition To the members of the League out
West. aid we're sending trained. reliable men TO
drill the members OF the League secretly. so
that their enemies should take DO offenSe until
the time tor action arrives | VAS 50 indignant
that could contain myself 10 longer, and told
them that their League was piece of internal
scoundreism. by which be discovered that he bad
called upon the wrong man.
GEORGE y GOMEZ
BoSros Oct y 1864
Then PERSONAL, appeared the shove
named Geo y Conner. and made oath TO the
above statement, bv him subscribed being
true
FRxD II H.ssss.
Justice Of the Peace.
| will further adj that | have known person
Geo Conner nearly twenty years, aud that he
i a highly eiucuedsnd honorable man. and
stands ie~ervedly high a man of good ehArac-
In this community
PRsp. H HAssAx.
Justice of the Peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

Cosr or Rrors The people OF BROOKLYN n.
y. are beginning 10 understand the cost OF riots
Ia July of last year. some OF the grain elevators
OF the Atlantic docks were burned by the draft
rioters. The Supreme Court has just affirmed
the original judgment for about $50 900. which
the tax PAYERS OF BROOKLYN must paw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
PAINTING.

IL LONG. 40. 5 EAST NEW YORK STREET. oP-
rOsiIE University square, Is prepared % do sii
KINGS OF House and sign Painting, 6raning and 6ar1s
on short notice and In the very bess style Persons
waiting ~srh N hfs Ire reczs<ted 20 give KIM
csr teoS-fiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

This IS the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. Il changes The burnt face and
hands Peariy satin Of rsvishisg aaty,
pArngthe marble purity Of youth, and the dis,fn9ys
appearance inviting in the city belle offsshion 1,
tan, freckies, pimp-s and roughness Of the
skin leaving the complexion fresh, trAnspsrer; and
smooth contains material injurious the skin
PAtrOniIed by Actresses and Opera Singers. III ~hs'
every lady should have.
ssld everywhere.
Pr.pArsdby W. y. HAGAN, rrsy, NY
Address all orders
DExAs S. BARNES CO., Wv \ sft
feb5-csrn--oc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
NJ. II O - r.
Intelligence and Loan OHlce.

MO- SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, THREE DOORS
l V south % the Palmer HousA, will Loan Money OF
Colsterals, Jewelry, Watches, &C. VIII End employ
ment for Mechanics Laborers Clerks sesmStreses and
Servants. and attend 70 Renting Stores. Offices. Dwell
ingS and Rooms nov3-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Coparfmsrship

rUVHis 3ist day Of October, BY mutual consent,
i Dunn ZIP. GssdolfO, the trm Of J. G. Dunn Co
have dissolved partnership The business Of the tru
viii be settled J. C. The old stand. No. ~ and
Is Kentucky Avenus Those Indebted win please cal
ard settle, and oblss J. c. Dunn,
r. akUDOLFo.
fp<..n.po,t> o. al--zsyf-<Gs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
DEAFNESS,
G A T. "A II i il,
DISCHARGES FROM The EAR,
Noises in the Head. and all the various Disease,
of the
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

nRS LIGHTHlLL'S Popular work OF
IL Defines, VI Causes and Prevention.
has reached the Sixth Edition and may be OBJ
tanned 10 Carleton. il3 Broadway. or any re
spectabfe Bookseller throughout the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

4 WILL SELL NY FARM OF 40 ACRES. SITUATED
on Big Buck Creek, ten miles from Indianapolis on
the road leading from New Bethel to Palestine and
miles re the gravel road known the Walnut Bottom
Farm. Fifty acres in cultivation, good dwelling
house, log barn, shielded orchard, well wafered with
living water the fences in good condition. thirds of
the rails black walnut and the timber is the best
the country. will sell al bargain purch who
will mostly cash Apply the premises for further
information, address CsrrsonviIe, Marion
~, Indiana ALEXANDER HELM.
nOv3 d3t6w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
FOR SALE.
By DELZELL n JONES.
TEN VACANT LOTS,
4 Two-SIory Brick Dwelling and q
Double Frame Tenement,
N - n u q - n a. n

AN THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ad. AT . CLOCK
~ On the premises. viii be sold Auction the fol-
lowing described desirable property:
Eight Vacant Lots on Center street between Liberty
and Noble desirable for residences manufacturing
purposes These lots lie the Of the business
part OF the city, and have both present and prospec
tive value. Each IL + ~ i01loi feei-running back
private alley 10 feet I'm width.
Two Lots, 10 be sold one each - Ok 40 feet With
private alley the north side and running back a.
alley 10 feet Ia width. These two Lots front Noble
street between Center street and the Indiana Central
Railway.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

Il An extensive watch factory ito b -.
sablshei Ia Chicago.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE

On Huron street, between Noble and Pine, which will
rent for $3.50 year-street improv made. and
but five squares from Washington .treet
TERss- On the Vacant Lots aud Double Ersme House.
third cash. aud balance and years. with
interest On the Brick House, onc-haf cash ard the
balance In one and two years, with interest
For pls,s and further particular spplyto
DEIZELL a JONES,
Real Estate Brokers'
oct27-d1t 80. % East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
Remarkable Cure Of Deafnese.

Albany. n Y. September |. 1864
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

STATE OF IOWAl -.
COUNTY OF SCoTfj
In Scott District Court, May Term, 1854
Timothy Killeen. Plaintiff, " John Killeen, De-
fendant.
To John killeen, Defesdant
VOT ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON
i or before the 18th day Of Februa-y, ls6l peti
tlon will 10 filed BY said plaintiff in tho once Of
the Clerk Of tho District Court Of said Scott
county, Iowa. claiming of you the sum Of 1920
for work, labor done at your request, BY plaintiff,
from August LIST. 1858. to May 1st, 1851, all Of
which is due and unpaid, and irtersst from this
date and costs of suit. and praying for an attach
mens ayalnst your property in said county and
state, on the ground that You are nonresident
of this State, and b I'D sbscondsd 90 that the or
binary process cannot b served upon you.
And unless you appear thsrsto and defend be-
fore noon Of the second day Of the next tern Of
the said District Court, to commence on the LIST
Monday Of nay, A. D., 1854, default will be
entered against you ond judgment rendered
thereon.
GRANT + SMIlH,
fsbl5l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
DAVENPORT. IOWA. MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY I5 1864
KUuCKLsD DowS.-The stand taksI

KsuCKLED DowH.-The stand taken
By the Gsrmass Of this city With reference -
the es-nsuisstioa Of Abe Linssln, and The
holdipe Of State Convsntlsn ct Dss xoioss
On The s3d ioss. for the psrpsss Of ssndisg
delegates 70 the Nstiossl RspsblIssn Cenvss-
tlos, sssos 70 have had much inAassss 10 The
Cousty Cosvsntion % Saturday. 4 sssis Of
rssslutioss ssndsmoing The action Of the State
Csatsal Coanittss were pat through. and .
rsselssisn ssnpliaspsasy to J. O. Fremont,
but nary word for Honest Old Abe"
The rssslations are o. follows:
WrsaRAs, Great dissssislastioa h,s been sx-
pressed 10 eonsequenes Of the call ef the State
Oestrsl Republican Committee, 6xisg she tios
Of holding The State Con vsntiss st Dss Aoipss
on the 23d day Of February, isst. In advance
Of any ssll from the Na.ionsl Republican Gen.
trsl Commsttss !; therefore be Il
Rssotved, Thst In tho opinion Of this Con.
| WESTON, u 10 not sxpsdient 70 appoint dele
gasse to the Nasionsl Convsntioa 20 early -
the 22d iost. That harmony In our rsnks
vould bs occurred by the is.eiag ef . nsw call
Tor . Ststs Convsetios, ~ bs held at soos
'ims sos sxesedsg thirty days previous to the
meeting ol ths National Rspubliean Cow en-
! tion.
Rssolssd. That the communications from
the 1ss. - and 81 wards be pub ishsd with
| tn. proceedings Of the Convention.
Rssolved, That our delegation be Instructed
TO present these resolutions to said convention
and TO urge their favorable considerstion.
SECOND WARD RESOLUTIONS.
A . meeting Of The Rspublicaos Of the I'd
ward, held on the llth day OF February,
1854. it was received not TO elect delegates to
the County Convention, for the following
rsasons:
Let. The Representative in tbe House Of the
State Legislature Of the State Of Iowa, shosgh
not elected for nominating candidates for the
Presidency. have expressed it - their belief
that the people are for the re nomination and
election Of Abrsham Lincoln They srs great.
y mistaken as to . great portion Of the popu-
lati0n Of Scott county, who are most decidedly
against Abraham Lincoln
I'd. But % the members Of the Legislature
viii apparently have the control Of the state
Cow vention, the Republicans Of the 81 ward,
being strongly against the denomination of
Abraham Lincoln. will not take part in the
,roceedings Of said Convention. for the pur-
pose Of not being bound by the came.
81. We deem the State Convention prema-
turs. and would submit. that . Convention be
called only three or four weeks before the
meeting Of the Nationai Convention. In this
time of = fearful crisie. WHEN great events may
happen within two or three months. to change
entirely the present a,pect Of our public effsirs
it eeem. to be prudent not to bind ourselves
respecti7g persons who may not be found
proper, after cue events have taken place
One by Col. Ross
Resolped, That John G. Fremont IL worthy
of the highest efflce In the gift OF the Ameri,
csn people.
Comment would be superflnous. The Ger.
mans have won the day. How are ou, Lin
cola
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Arthur's Home Aagasise, for March,
has been received. II u filled, - usual. With
the msst select reading, 10 elegantly smbsl-
lished, and will bc found . Welcome visitor to
every fresids. Call at the News Depots.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

The TnsATRE.-To-night will bs
presented at Metropolitan Theatre the splendid
play Of "sprits Of Darkness which vill Be
given With ali its beautiful effscts. The tel.
sutsd Zoe will ramain another week and new
sttraesions will be presented every sight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS

Published in Numbers, for the ConYen-
iepcsof Musical Conventions, Choirs
and Singing Classes b Schools.
TIE CHORALIST. A u LECTION Of STANDARD
Choruses, Anthems. Trios, Qnartets, &C., with
an Accompaniment for the Organ or Piano-Forio
Each l5 cents.
THE OPERA. A Collection OF Trios, Quar-
tets and Choruses from FAvorise Operas. Each
rs cents.
The LYRIC DRAMA. A Collection Of Cd o.
russs an Concerted Pieces from the Principal
Operas. Each IS cents.
SrABAT MATER. Conserved Pieces ard
Chorusss from Rossini's !" Sta6ot Mater"
A list Of pieces contain ned in each Of the above
collections will be sent on duplication to tho Pub
Usher Copies Of the works mailed postpaid on
1scsipt Of price. A reduction Of price will b
made on Quantities. OLIVER DIfSON & CO..
Publish srf, 217 Washington Street, Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

OpERA1Ic.-The only thing in the
wsy Of amuss nent that ve lack in Davenport
is first elsss Italian Opers. Not being able
to enjoy that peculiar ssusasion produced By .
jargon cfforeign vocal eforts. 1t is out natural
that the lovers OF select music. Ia opsrai
should seek it elsewhere. Accordingly . party.
consisting Of Mr.. aud MIRA Preston, Mr. and
Mrs. Erekine. Mr.. and Mrs.. Snyder. Mrs. D. s.
True, Mrs Major Heath. Col r. B. Hill. Hon
john p. Cook. E. Y. Lane. Esq, and others,
went over to Chicago the latter part Of last
week, to attend the Opera. He.ring that .
dsrutstiou was coming from Davenport, Capt
Ball, formerly on 0sn. Roberta staff. in this
place, but now stationed at Milwrukse, came
down to Chicago to meet them. and enjoy the
p sssurs Of the occasion. The party return ed
home this morning. We learn from one Of the
number that the Italias Opera lin the ss,ima.
tion Of the best judges in the party, a perfect
success. and we'll repays the troubls Of paying
1t vi,it We should be greatly Surprised
should there happen to Be any mistake about
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Poor Saow.-In the Republican
County Cow ention. on Saturday. only I've
to ~nships out oftwslve we're represented. and
portion Of them we're not represented BY
regularly chosen delegates. Big taing for the
banner county!
The following is the Est Of delegates
chosen:
Q H. Eldridgs. c. B. Mclaughlin. Il. R.
Clsussen, Otto Smith, Blsik Peters. H. Lscher,
Redswig. Homer Carpenter. J. H. White,
John Wsnderlich. ~ J. Rob ffs, @. Kinksad.
J. I. Lsae, G. 9. Applegate. Dr.. J. r. Porter,
D l. Lyon. E. Mead. james Quinn, William
Nutting, c A. Haviland. J. J. Smart, J. II.
freeman. Henry Egbert. D. ". Mating, MN,
Price. g. n. Pinnso. A. J. Emsis, P. 3. Rar-
ding.
These may be classified % follovs:
Germans vho are down on Abe Lincoln. 3
American Republicans who vsts % tae
Gsrmans direct, 10
American Republicans who vote % they
please,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Shipmenh from Davenport for the
week ending February 18th: 5000 bushels
oa.s. 1900 bushels wheat. 1000 bushels barley
400 bushels ~ e,se 900 bashsl eern. 100 sssks
malt. 72O bbls. flour, 10 tons bran. Ia. .470 lbs.
hides.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

BR1cK.-Good building brick will
sost ab0at u 20 per shessasd 10 shis city the
scaing ssasos, and about $40 10 The vsll-
TAis y sa advsnss es about City esats per
Il susAsd over the prices Of last year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

175 to 115O psr Month.

STVHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
l COMPANY wsntsn Agent II sash sosntJ
wish gssgs, ssrsw-drivss ssa sxtn needles. w
will pay libsfsl salary and sxpenses, or givs
large commission. For Particular, tsrns, As.
enclose stamp, and address
T.S.PA0E, Toledo, o.,
0sn1 Agent for the United States.
fnhQ.d1mkv8m E
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

TnE R,vER.-The boats are now ma
king regular trips between St. Louis and Keo'
kuk, ard the ice is gradually westing away
20 towards Burlington, and At the presen'
rate will soon open mp TO this place. We may
zee boat as our levee within the presspi
mouth. The ice 10 becoming very rotten and
. slight rise viii. push II oct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Our families must be supplied with
he comforts Of life-therefore our young
friend. 7. F. Eldrigs has just opened choices
ssock Of family groceries. on Brady street., ID
door above 4tb. which he will sell cheap for
cash. This stock Is all fresh ard cant be
beat a. az to quality Give him . call. div.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

WAvERLY MAeAzINK.-AmOng the
current li.srsturs Of the day no paper stands
higher in public esteem, or essms 10 be better
entitled to 1t than the Wavsrly Magazine.
published by Moses A. Dow. Boston. Msss.--
Il can be obtainsd at oil News Dsppts. Now
10 the time to subscribe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
tn & CIT y.
Constitution Water, Roback's Stom-
ssb Bisssrs, ssd oss's Cosgh Bslsan can b
found at Ballerd's.

Every style Of drsss goods, trim
misgs. shswis. clsaks asd cloak goods suitable
- the season. can be found at Kshos 4 Car
hsrts. opposite ths LsCisirs House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

HoRsr DROWNED. - Last evening, ss
P. l.. Mitchell, esq of Rock Island. was dri-
wing seross the river, his horses broke through
the ice near the other side. one Of them com.
ing down upon the other in four feet Of water.
The under horss was drowned before he could
be got out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

HsAvY ARR1vALs.-For the past fifty
DAYS the arrivals at the Pennsyivania Houss
iu this city have averaged ninssv-sigbt per
day This makes an aggregate Of fosr thoss-
and nine hwadred ar,isals Very few hotels
In the North west fill their Registers more
rapidly Messrs DAvis 4 Sons deserves oil
this success. At this rate they will have 10
enlarge th cir fscilities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

KEoRuIrs.-The business starts in
with much moderation this week, the rscsipts
o! this day being oil Of four They went In
to quarters at Camp Mcclellan.
A lot Of $50 recruits and about 80 strsgglsrs
and dssertsrs were sent Of to the field this
morning. There are about seven hundred yet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
ADV'TS
BUSINESS CHANGE.

BUSINESS CHANGE.
TTAvING BOUGHT OUT THE OLD AND
II wsil-known stand Of N. JORDAN, on Second
street, We shall aim to keep up an assortmsnt Of
Choicest erocOr1eO - I
Wooden % "111oVv
Ware, ~h1IO,
G o r. ID A G E. row ID Err, SHOT,
LEAD, GAPS, &C.
We shall also keep . large assortment u
9EEDsJ
Which ws shall sell At the Lorsst Licimg Prices,
and W shall be happy to wait on ALL tho old
customers, with good sprinkling of new ones.
Ihave retained the services oi the well-known
and popular salesman, JNo. W. WILEY.
fbl5.wtfI IL. A. REGNIER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

1oH rHs wssK BxDrxs 1sssoAnY IL, 1858,
y Neurological sSssrssssoss, ssdessle d;yecoiee
" ehs &witAsosiea hse;tution, sssds es 0risu,(6
Oe0sge, 1y Jonn CuAMDsnL AIN, Lasies4s. Il q
NORA Loagiss6s, l3.SS Wet HstelssSevs sks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Nrw HousEs Our friends McChes-
uey and Root, the two popular Cooductors on
the n. 4 n. Railroad. have purchased two
lots, each 46 feet font. on the south side oi
Sixth street. running sast from the ssusb.sas'
sornsr Of Iowa and sixth streets. and % soon
- the ssesen will permit will commence The
erection Of two handssms cottage houses. oss
and half stories high. with basement. Ths
contract 10 already let.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

"lDAno y l. the last cry Of The eold huntsrs.
Whsn they 90 there and get back, they msy
hsvs eyed . noe but no gold.
This vas oil accomplished 10 one day In The
office Of the Chissgo .es,ssl. The aushor l.
not expected 10 ljvel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

DExocRAr1c MAts MHRrINa. call
unanimously signed by prominent citizens Of
Rock leland. has been issusd, for . meeting ei
the Democracy Of the county. IN that city. on
Wednesday rsxt. fer the transaetisn ofiupsr'
tsnt be6iosss. Il will undoubtedly be largely
ssssseed. The recent outrage speH an usof.
Tending citizen OF that place, on account Of his
political views, is undoubtedly the cause ol
this step on the part Of ths people,