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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-12
THE DISUNION DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.
George N. Sanders Again
SEPARATE CoNFEDERACIEs TO
BE ESTABLISHED.
a Reply to the Auburn Speech Of
Mr.. Seward,
The following is an intercepted despatch from

The following is an intercepted despatch from
George n. Sanders to Mr., Seward
Special Dsslaird 20 Ue World.
CLIFTON HorsE C. W, September % ?, II
TO the Hon. W. II. Seward Secretary OF state
United States.-Sr Your speech az Auburn
gives crafty ing assurance that you continue to
1--WE much consideration to my opinion. II Is
theGefOre TO be regretted, IN view Of the gres
American interests at hazard, that you should
have assumed position which precludes all hope
of negotiation with your Government, but per
thaps when the Democratic storm in November
shall have fonndered the Republican platform
and you al sea- that you will rise TO higher ap
preciation of the mighty interests involved, aud
that you will turn your thoughts TO the great
fact that the easiest and happiest solution OF the
problem lies in the enlightened expansion and
not in the contracted, narrow ruts OF sectional
rhates. Did theidea never enter your brain that
lit is possible 20 have Ocean-bOund cOntederated
.republics, and that the founder might become
the head. Your obedleut servant,
GEORGE n. SANDERS.
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ARREST OF QUANTRELL, THE CUE

CINCINNATI, September IA despatch from
indianapolis to the Gazette announces the cap
ure there of Quantrell, the Missouri guerilla. He
was recognized on the street by refugee.
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The steamer ..America,, neIow.

New YoRK, September l2.-The steamer AD,e.
RIGA, from Liverpool via Southampton, with
dates to the 3lst ult., is below
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Missouri has yet 55l9 men to furnish under
the last call for troops.
Elizabeth II. Whittier, only sister of John
@. Whittier, died at Amesbury, Massachusetts,,
on Saturday last.
a-EN. Governor Augustus c.. French, of I'LL.
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rn1pnRTATIONB.

Reporied50 The ErsAiag T.legraP'' ,,o "a, .,..s
hohbsAN ~ ~ rs do olive Oh l60 do sardnes li9 90
VIM sspbae 90, l25 casks lb0 cases wlne Dsio1f
naIoIatl ~ - u Kaahu 90 case palnllngl
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ANOTHER NAVAL PRIZE.
Capture of the AnglO-Rebel Steamer
" A D. Vance"
sneclnI 20 rhe E,ening Telegrnnh.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-On Saturday
night, at 7iO o'clock, the Santiago Dc Cuba cap
tured the blockade runner 4. d. Vance, late Lord
Clyde, as she was running out of wilmington
harbor. The Vance had on hoard besides forty
bales of cotton, large quantity of turpentine aud
other stores. She is blockade runner, and will
prove most serious loss to the Rebels.
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REPORTED DEATH OF THE REBEL
GENERAL PRICE.

CAIRO, September ll.-Itis reported at Little
Rock that the Rebel General Price recently died
at Arkadelphia of dysentery.
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UNION OFFICERS UNDER FIRE AT
CHARLESTON.

The following Pennsylvania and other officers
have been placed under fire in Charleston, by
General Sam Jones -
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
cLEAREp rms MoRNrNa.

CLEARED THIS MORNING
Brig Nigreta, Fine, Cardenas,J r. Bazey n Co.
Schr J. Martin Harding, Boston IL W. Fuller.
scr George Fales Ncktrson, Providence, Wann
a MuNheld,
Schr s. A. Hammond Paine, Boston, NJ. n. sawyer Co.
sohr Laura PRIDE, Pride Barbados, q. @. Van Horn.
SChr i. w. Dyer Sumner, Portland Captsiu. 20 'a
Steamer sampson, punning, New York, W. P. Dlyde
steamer Hope, Warren do. do. @
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ARRIVED THIS MoREIEa.

Brig trede lOlden,)i hOnnch - days Hoin bofueeNAF
with mdse 10 A. Stephan q co. - .
Brig Hunter (Br Faulkner, II days from Noe n 81
with hsh and plaster 10 G.. &. Van Horn. 49, -,
brig open sea Bahbidgt, days from for.tess
In ballast 20 n. BaKny e Go. On the nst ol tls 9ut
while at anchor az Delaware Break water dfse5ed her
anchors and dTf ed Into schooner the ~ y asslh't
before reported), had stern quarttrr anl ooa stove
Schr VI, s Loud FRYE, 10 days from Glaee Bay, with
se6P j. W. Fish shaw Il days from St. John n B.,
with lumber 10 Gaskill CALVIN. -, :. . -.
ssr Gunoek, Davis, Is days from Hlsboro, n g., with
ser Mary Fletcher Tracey days from Eastport viii
mdso 90 Twells a 90.
ballast 10 captan,
flour 10 Y. NJ Lea.
sclr r. NJ naker, knight, n days from Georgetown D.
O., IN ballast to Twens & CO.
Del, with wrecked goods TO p. Wright Son.
Steamer H. Terrence, phlhrck "a hours from New York,
with mdse 20 w. p. clyde.
steamer Hope, Warren, "a hours frOm New York with
mdse 70 ". p. Cly de. ..... - -.
BELOW, ... f.....l
Brss wapPoo, Tempest, Cuba, aud another brs aeepy
laden. 49,.
MEMORANDA. -. q. a.f..l
Brig H. @ Bailey, even, ironl NeYeaae i9s u aeelt
phia was spok en- Saturday evening LAST on 1eetf
and supplied with provisions BY ihe ~Ah'P''' '
Croen al this port.
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.fHE PRESIDENCY.
,,-y~~s.>,-y.>D>----->,---s-
PEACE POLICY CONFIRMED
! -----~----,-.-e .--r.-sy--.-----.-yv~
fore Crushers for Mcclellan,
n ------,,,S,--s.,,-.>-y-,--.--,----
PIE WORLD" GLoRIEs IN
Y THE SPLIT.
\ --y~~>,s,.-,--e--~,.,--y.,y>-
ato., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
General Mcclellan.

sto., Etc, Ete., Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
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IN hEtlM u MS.
Peter VALLEY, q tsth cav
Aaron Brown, b7.h
John G. Weber, -, 18th
JACOB Harrington {, pa
Corp Wm FINK, r, 10Th Cav
Sgt II uilhrind, I'm Cav
AlonEO Brigh'Ourc, 10, 2ld C.
David Rogers, Il S1th
2 soscs Cohen, 1, 7th Cav
Hiram lamer, q, l7th Cav
A Wagner t,6th
Andrew Green, q, 18th Cav
Charles Crux, X, Gth Cav
Levi Osttander, 7, I'm Cav
q 4 Rclzcan, II, 18th Cav
Spencer rellman, y, fith
John Ba' der, r.. 1ith Cav
'Sorg Jafad Brosciuus G, i1th
Jacob Roberts, q. Glst
Jos X Elder, n, 18th Cav
Wan Ianttarr, q Sld
WIN Mnigan, X. l4Sth
VIM II Shoemaker, X, l Sth
Oliver g Campbell, D, iisth
Samuel q Webb, =, SD
Corr Joel Roberts. 4, 18th
Corp $ Boyer, |. 9Th pa Cav
Jacob VI White. X, 5ith
Elias Leah, K, 47th
Francis RhOads, y. 47th
sgt o G. PlOwman, 18th Cav
Jacob Cline, II, l2th Cav
Henderson Bearfcld, X, ,S7th
Dixon McBrldo, G., 2st l. A
Amos Innerst, u, SIth
Sgt John Ernest, g., l2lh
Orlando w Ross, NJ, Id Cav
Frederick Rritl, =, l7th
I, Cav
Glosson Post. B, 18Th Cav
Jos Stull, VI, 22d Cav
Dennis Dorshelmcr, O., 5tth 4
Martin V Murray, "A. 93d
" q + DOugherty, u. l7th
A II Johnston, Y, 73d
John Cameron, A, 18th Cav
Robert Peters. Rat T., 3d Art
Geo Kretzer, q, 5ith
A VIM Co trell, +, 81 Cav
" samuel e Simpson. G, 9th
John Steilin, T., i9th
q walker. NJ, 18th Cav
Englebert Bergc-, q, 47th
Wm Tilhy. &, 18th Cav
WIN II Byers l., l02d
" VIM Lindsay, NJ ~
II II NJ Stocker, NJ, 9Th Cav
Alfred Gallagher, G, 18th Cav
Samuel Brewner, X, lO5th
Sgt John " Thomas, q, ODD
Gee w Haney, I, 9th
W II Owens, q, 5ilh
Isaac Lowry, NJ. 4th Cav
Francis RhOads, G, 18th Cav
h Fred lianfrey, @, 9sth
Jos Barkhlmer, A, S7th
Il = Van Natten, q, l2th Cav
jas Reiter, T., l2th Cav
Sgt D = Kinh1le, X, I'D
WIN Doyle, X, 2ld
w nnHahuIH Z mNI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
THE GREAT
x.rDl.1.V' MEDICIN.E
G III z IL o X Il T. CURE

An unfaiiing cure for Seminal Weakoess No.
turnal Emissions. and all Diseases Caused r. Sai
pollution, such as Loss of Memory Tn;yars.
Lassitudc, Pains in the back Uinne.s ~ w.;
Premature Old Age, Weak Ncryes D;f,ic,,l.n =.
breathing. Trembling, WakefuIness. Er,n,Icn"
on the Face, Pale countcnance. Consumnt;an H.
sanity, and all the drcful complaints ca,,sed -.
departing from the path Of Nature -
THIS medicine ~ simple vegetable extr.ct
ana one on which all can rely a. il has been msrd
10 our practice Tor many years, and with thou.
sandn Reued, y has not filled in n single in
etenoo. as curative powers have been sufiir;.nt
% gain victory over the most stubborn cssa
To those who have triled with their cor
stltution until They think themselves bevond A..
reach 81 medical aid, we would say i,esno;r ~
tho CHEROKEE CURE will restore yo, !" snm ~
health and vigor, aud after all quack doctors have
- Price, - per bottle, or three bo,t,c. q, ~
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-. For foil particulars, get Circular from
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agent, VINO w,Ii mail free, TO any one desirins
sne - same, = iaii treatise in pamphlet form.
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Chicago, our General Agent for the We.. "'
Sold il Chicago, by FULLER, Finch 4 ETH.
LEX, Wholesale Druggists, and by ali Druav;sss
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These Bitters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky. from acOinbinati0n OF over 90 different
kinds Of roots, bsrks md herbs which act in per-
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula given By the great chief, Ned
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so great popularity in the cure Of dyspep
STA, LiverEomplaint. Constipation, Sick aud Ner-
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arising from torpid liver Or indigestion. Persons
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will find sure cure by the use Of these Bitters,
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They strengthen and inyigoratc the system.
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They are a sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
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Beware Of counterfcits Red Jacket Bitters are
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aide
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

The Democrats Of the Second Congress.
sional District Of Iowa, are requested to
meet in Convention, at Dewitt, Clinton
county. on Wednesddy, September z, 1864,
at 10 o'clock. AN, for the purpose Of nom
mating a candidate for Congress.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate Tor every one hundred votes cast
for j. NJ futile in 1868, and one additional
delegate for fraction Of fifty votes.
W. l.. CLARK,
CHARLES RICH,
J. WILEY,
N. q. SALES,
w. X. EDGAR,
CHARLES SCOTT,
Congressional COMMITTEE.
Davenport, Aug. ., 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

7oMe Members Of the Democratic State C.ntial
Con,nsittse
You are hereby notified that there will be a
meeting Of said committee at Davenport on Thurs
day, September LIST, 1864. All the State Demo
cratic Candidates aud Editors Of Democratic
Newspapers Of the State are invited to be pres
ent. IAarHL SruwERs
Chairman, State Cen. Com,
LeCLAIRE, Aug. 10th lsGi
Democratic Papers ofthe State please copy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

For Mcdicai and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure. and need only be tried to be appreciated.-
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork Sold by all druggists and dealers
I brougl,out the country. Call for our goods and
"a Ike no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS CO.,
sold BY No. 81 River ST., Chicago.
Z. S.. BaIlord, at wholesale by Beiderbecke +
Miller iune20-ddwly
Sol 1t wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller, Finch
l. Fuller Bushman 4 Van Setback, W. y. Har
ris Co., and G. +. Smith, druggists. IN Dav
enport bv Beiderbeck 4 Miller. jncl5 diy
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A FEW QUERIES.

Ii Ben Wade AID Winter Davis can de-
nounce Lincoln IA usurper end still pre-
serve their loyalty" why are not democrats
equally loyal" when they try to get the
"usrrpcr turned out, and patriot put in
his placer Would it hurt our neighbor to
answer this little question. And ut the
same time give US its opinion of their mani
festo.
The Gazette says that "lcnouncing r.
tyranny and follies of the Administers. =
buncosnbe," and wants to kno~ .'' =, %
Chicago Convention propose
existing evils" BY r.
ho,. a;a .,ns. 80. It as President, Stupid,
do itf -PPosc '"cy "c'e eo"s ~
The
=, uazetts very honestly and candidly
...Amits the tyranny" and "follies," but in
sists that denouucing them is "buncombe.
1t may be 80 neighbor, but what else can
we do with tyranny" and "folly" but de-
nounce them. Perhaps should Uncle Abe
take away your "sop' of Post Office cruel
you, too, would find tongue In the mean
time, give us your view Of the Wade
manifesto.
Our neighbor being in very inquiring
frame Of mind, wants to know further,
''How we propose to rc-cstablish the reign
Of law and submission to the DEGREES Of the
ballot all over the whole Union"
BY kicking those twin relics of dcspot-
ism, Lincoln and JEFF Davis, out of of
flee and putting a Union man in their place.
Any objection to the plan? If so, speak
quickly, or it will be too late.
And, by the way, if you would favor us
with your opinion Of the Wade-Davis man
ifesto we would take pleasure in sending il
on to Mr.. Lincoln. 1t would console him.
Come, neighbor, wake up and sustain the
"Governmcnt." His long legs are gett; :,
very 'shaky,' and even his jokes BE- Gin !,
fail him. We have heard that " ..ts 5eso,
a sinking Ship but We he. No ;a.. ~,
the Gazette would so Sc ON ,urp tail 70 !,
Government
A'''o'" - an "asurper,'' what "a,
docs nc merit at the hands Of the peopl
v.nosc trust be has betrayed + Wade an
Davis tell the truth, ought they not to tai
steps to lmpeach him If they do not /,
the truth, ought they not to be kicked oy
by the people: ut rs = very pretty qu,
rel As It stands and we say to lockers O
as Lincoln once said to Governor Yates. b,
with great deal more truth, Lay loy
d you will see the salvation Of God."
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MANHOOD!

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The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining aworld-wide reputation. h;sho
yond doubt the best and cheapest and nos, no..
tiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet o. .rsa
to the public. No other Family Sewing ,,.oh;ns
has SO many useful appliances for ,, "ae..-s
Binding Feltng, Tucking, Gathe' n.a..;nts
Braiding, Embroidering, Cors' -"s' o"as .s
No other Family Sewing y "s' A''o ~ 'o''n ,
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recent improy emerU "
Machine most reli~ i"aAe o'l R"l"'s SEWING
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the intcr), on at all rates OF speed 1t makes
-. ,cked stitch, which is the best stitch
r... =. Any one, even Of the most ordinary ca
,ty, can see, ut glance, how to use the letter
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
style
!, is piece of cunning workmanship Of the most
, useful kind 1t protects the machine when not
in use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to sus-
tain the work While some of the Cases, made
out of the choicest woods finished in the SIM
plest and chastest manner possible, others are
Adorned and embellishcd in the most costly and
II ID absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, SO Is to judge Of its great
! capacity and beauty.
It is iass becoming popular for family sewing as
our manufacturing machines are for manufactur
| ing purposes-
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, ncedle.s OIL, &C., Of the very bes
quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
, THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
I ~ ass Broadway, New York.
Chicago Office, so Clark street.
1 r. KRAUSE l. CO.,
et ine27 Agents in Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

The Democrats Of the eth Judicial District OF
Iowa are requested to meet in Convention a, De
witt, Clinton County, Iowa, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER eth, 1854.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention, to be held at
the same time and place, for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for Judge in the place Of Hon
John r. Dillon resigned
The ratio Of representation will bc one dele gate
for every one hundred votes cast for J. N. futile
in 1863 and one additional delegate for fraction
Of fifty votes.
CHAS +. PUTNAM.
II. T. WALLACE,
WILLIAM GRAHAM
WIN. H. BUCHANAN,
Committee Of eth Judicial District.
District papers please copy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

Thurlow Weed Is out IN another letter to
the Eeening Journal Of Saturday on the
Protest Of Senator Wade and Representa-
tive Winter Davis, Incorporating extracts
from letter from Gerrit Smith on the same
subject. Neither Mr.. Weed nor Mr.. Smith
take:issue with the matter Of the Protest, but
both object to its publication 1t this time as
impolitie. Mr.. Smith admits that "there is
great deal Of truth in it--and generally !
very fSrcible representation Of that truth. {"
The real pith and point Of Mr.. Weeds
letter, however, is covered np under his q.
parent Gliding Of Wade and Davis. On the
Presidential issue he weaves in this contin.
gent endorsement Of the Chicago candidate:
When this rebellion broke out I 'fr...~
that 4 0oaldp not be overthrown bv asr
PARTY. Il was formidable enough to deu,snS
the united eHdftB Of al Union pertiee'-
Hsnce, ltelh The Asgluning, l have prefss..a
country to parity N appraised Mr.. Lincoln-
- Msssmh1r - that 'sthS man Who coilj
9 60 step ihrthsr and lkstef Ia ending =.
6slllsa 6Dd pg4ervjng IL government nd
Qnio1 ~ any selhEy aDS01e - ~ op11lj-
- >ae.a y b0tnl6 Il5ix - -, q.
go 49, linsiln'o 4rp{ ~ g s.. O. ~
sur1 .!.. Sl = y =. l. - = 7s'IoaI
u = g 1890 xs,, - zz.sI k91cs sast zs'31S y 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
STATE TIMES.

A live alligator, shipped in tank Of wat |
err from New Orleans, has been received by
a gentleman of Iowa City.
The Lynn County Patriot says that on
Thursday three drovers Of sheep, numbering
in all, some 4, 400, passed through Marion on
their way to lama county.
The Dubuque Times says that a woman
named Tibbets, was arrested in Dunlieth, for
attempting to pass counterfeit 800 green
back, and lodged in Jail.
The QuorA OF INTERIOR CouNrIEs.-Bu-
chanan county is 65 behind all calls. The
town Of independence is out of the draft,
her surplus being fifteen.
Chickasaw lacks % of filling her quotas,
Bradford, New Hampton and Chickasaw
townships are ahead of all calls from five to
eight men each.
BROKE JAIL.-Fivc prisoners, confined :
the county Jail, succeeded in escariD' ~
Saturday morning, about three hou' ."''
daylight. Five hundred do!!Ar - 's''.
offered for their appreher.saie ''""'' Z
On Tuesday, she md -. sororo stor,r
ragged in Montrc ,mer- en,,n,v ,.vs,;n. n.
' %h A lille boy named Johnn,
r.s' seven years old, was struck by
&c thing and killed instantly.
Dr. ;; N Ballard, of Audubon county
was NICK ID by . horse last week and had Iii.
Jaw VI oken in three places. DR.. Ballard
| was ne founder Of the Iowa City Repu6li
." which journal he conducted severn
. ears.-Cass County Messenger.
A correspondent in Wright County in
forms US that the wheat crop there has-beeI
AL secured, and what has been threshet
), yields twenty bushels to the acre. Tn
4 4 wheat, oats and corn crops never looked
G better in that county before.-Du0uqs
!, Times.
r The Council Bluffs NonpareH reports tn
: wheat crop in that section fully up to tn
\ average and the corn proving more than a
{ average crop. The wheat straw is short bu
the heads are well filled and the grain il .
good quality.
The following patents to Iowa inventor
have been granted by the U. s. Patent Of
ice Force Pump-C. B. Guy, Lybrant
Evaporator for saccharine jnices-A. A
Sawin, West Irving. Rotary engine
Charles and Stephen Weed, Eldorado. Car
soupling-Ebenezer Carey, assigner to him
!. self and Horace h. Hawley, Burlington.
Il MARS AND HYxEx.-Two deserters from
) the 2lst Missouri Infantry were ARRESTED
near Grandview on Wednesday last A
young woman came q fkr ~ this plsce viii
, one OF them, and . few words with ESQ
tintun made her happy bride, with tn
privilege Of occupying brid,sl apartments .
1.-the Sanders House. RUNE n has it that tn
gallant bridegroom is not only = deserte
) from the army, but also fros previous mat
trimonial alliance. If this be - the fair brid,
he's at least two chances to lose her prize
one from the chances Of this ssFoa war, AMI
smother from : prior lien Wapello Repu6
2iSan. - = - u
The rehels intensely .dssi re the defeat o
. Ar. Lincoln for rejection. Chicago Zrib
WNe. ,s..- s. t.sd Aaa tsS47al est-
Il He'd W million votes u ,ey should III b
cast for Lincoln. Riakmas = 6uwiaN. 4
II. The accss6fo6 81 6 coMSel valve dernocrs
g the Presidency w0uld Do 5uGnatsly NOR,
n % Pesalies IA South pad 4yuiA4 ~ : r,coas
J sf!nceiea s41iA 0nf 4sdats~s, moet -
lileehf pei51is go "a ~ 49,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

Democratic state Ticket

For Seceetary Of 4Qhte, H
S.n. WALLACE, q Muscaiine county.
For State Treasurer,
john b. LASH, Of Henry county.
Por Attorney General,
0nAS. n. DUNBAR. Dsckson county.
For Auditor of State,
Z. 6. HEyDERSHOTT, Of Iowa county.
Pbs Register Of Ssse Land Cfsce.
4 .. HOLlsROOK, OF Monona county.
PEI Judge Of the supreme Court.
fflOS. n. MUNROE, Of Dubuque county.
PRESIDENTIAL ELRcv0as-Ar tAees
Ira q. Mitchell, Of Johnson county
I. n. Preston. Of Linn COUNTY
plsrniCr ELECTORS.
Let Con Dist-DanielAF. Miller, Of lee;
ID do John Swineford, ofCedart;
I'd do b. II. Richards, Of Dubuque;
9Th do --Jarus r. Neal Of Marion
esh do A. v. Larimer. Pottawatornic;
9Th do John ". stockdale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
CHRIsTOPHER CULLEN,

Horse NhOer d Tetrindry Surgeon,
ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER
D<4 Cd md Rock Island streats. n N
AHwishes to inform the citizens ns Of y
Of davenport and Scott County generally, that
he has permanentiy located himself in this city
where &c is prepared to shoe horses ON the scien.
tiRc principles. After twenty years study and
time he has spent eleven years under the super
intendence ofthe best Veterinarians in Europe, he
wishes to ssy that he will give satisfaction to all
persona having horses laboring under the disease
Of corns or constructions, commonly called
though bound interfering over preaching, quar-
ter cracks, sand cracks sprains, spavins, sprsins
of the corns, founders, ring bones. for al Of
which he warrants . perfect cure II curahle.-
The greater part of these diseases are caused BY
shDeing or want Of proper treatment. jne1