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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
LOUisvIILR. Feb. e

1OUUvILLky EO0. 70.
A special t. the Josr.aI iron near Bog.
card RoOst, Ga, dated the 3sth, 90 ,. ~,
ssys 0en. Graft 10 IN the valley, beyend
Rocky Face, where = ioaod 90 ess9y In
heavy force, and waiting rsinloeesosais.->
n rgsa end McOook are feeling To enemy
at Bsxssfd Roost, aud skiraisbisg lively.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

From the Msmphis Bulletin, 1 learn thu
adjourned meeting Of the convention o
loyal people Of West Tennessee. which me,
on the evening Ut the 93d Vas laree and
enthusiastic. After the eloquent and LOCI.
cal address BY d. Butler, VI Ark, tie 6ol
lowing resolutions 10 substance Uas uss,i.
mOusIy adopted:
Let. Dissvosa Of further participstion
and responsibility for rebellion, and PROV.
ding that proper measures DO immedistely
adopted foe reorganization Of . Ssass GOV.
eminent on the basis Of absolute ioyal to
the Union aud Constitution. -
q. All acts passed BY the Legislsture
relative to the State Of Tennessee to the u
8. declared vithQas authority vd6d.
81. Declares for resumption Of Federal
relations in the Union. wSlh spcb reforus 10
the State Constitution o will make future
rebellion and secession impossible.
g. Presidsnts Lincoln and Admisistsstius
In suppressing che rebellion il endorsed. and
their support TO sussAin cad con olees ehe
woek'is pledged ItSE
Tue sixth resolution pledgirg their ioAu.
ence 10 secure by State ieeisia tivu rem.
borseahents ieeulting from einaucspation "a
cit'ssss Of undivided loyalty, nov co-ope.
rating in fedesming the state iroa, sisv.rv.
met With IN animated discussion. end thai
With the substitute, wss referred hoek 10
c0m0itsee.
n. Notsss. Prsss1sst. eoaes.s,NS,s
the O0oveGtio0 On the unanimits n seesa.
neat wtltn existed, sud Aooe6 he 49,.
capattoo D)oAeDe0 edSptsd woald eoetinee
- eaehee eeroagth eod advanoe N IN e,eev
vQoe1G0 Ct ol6v01V - ohn1iahah fsn~H ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

o. AAAClsGOs 80. p
Arrived brig 0teacal, fron KissTs~s,
Jss. Is. ApsivAts letter rsesisod - her
says, ws regret - ~ the ssUa concerning
the Alaeams bsiag bloekadsd q Aooy, %
DOT eoD6sned ~ lssssss received il this
city, 4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
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Nssesls S6isiIssd 'lssu AnsvisH y e
joined sGss4 ~ Ds)Des = ssltisgsAs
govessAsss Hight - Ne staAe q Ne
American ~as, - = usiag Bic ialusses
TO prsyest . bssooA Il Gshe istsssstiosal
Law 10 consecsioe nth ees5edssats ships
in French posts.
The decisjsa q 0ossssnsnt in The
case Of sbs Rappahassock b.. been
changed, and SbSvr No. Be- detained.
CAiao. Feb. ~.
Another raid W. made upos Msy.
field, XIV, BY guerrillas, on the 2s:h.
Considerable property wss destroyed,
and large amount carried of and dam
aged. NJ. Hopper, prominent citissn,
wss killed.
Over 200 new recruits from Iowa ar
rived this forenoon, and about the. same
number yesterday from 1odians, en- route
South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

Stesk, Far, frslsee, Farming
Ulenslb fsf Sale q Anet1ea. :
r WILL SELL At NJ FARM IN WALNUT
I osusss Dubuqus MOI, q nilssnss G faaseb)
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1854, ~ ssesk. ssssist ~ u / Ssallise, fYear;
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bssod 0ase with fssl, \ eeGd nilge eo~s, ian
wagon aad two essts Aasnsoos nsCssniek Reoe.
q, 600 bashel6 q essn, ~ - heaGsAeld fseni.
tsfss farming utendls osascally.
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1CLIRsI LIVnY STADr,I,
D1Nroa = DnOWn, Pssesisssss,
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IL - $780, = g 80 e ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

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Law Partnership.

~. Z. o0OK. J. WILSON DnUnY
COOK 4 DIM URY.
&s6sssorsto 0aek, Dillon q Li~dlev.
LAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
II corner Of Main and Third streets.
Soly - 1860. COOK q DRURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
- Agent for Herring's Safes and Fai,banks'
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
Hair.
No. 9 Front street.
Davenport. Iowa May IA. ls63.-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

II. II. KING,
TTORVEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n asd Notary Public.
OPsrcs -Oasenpost's Block, LsClaire, Iowa.
Particular attention paid 70 collections in Scot
County. lmys-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

- - - tOTNAas JOHN u. BU01RH
RUCN N 4 RO0R Ms.
A fTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
"A O11rCs, Davenport Block, No. -, Main o
3seond Floor. iun7.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

D1e. p. n. WOMkEY,
homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ side Of Brady street, usar Fifth, first door
below the Coal Once. 6ec8-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

J. A. REID, M. d.,
DHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i aad residence No. -, corner Main and Third
eoets, avsnport, Iowa. july1-d
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o. GEO. THAELE.
sa saADS srnnEf, BET 4rH / 5ra
@A1nA1y z1ato1n~r.

- SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH rur
very best Meats Of all kind,. n Il.
lowest mafkst prices. Verv mar.
"caiar attention paid TO The want,
~ sastomess w,so 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
RURTIS HOUsE.
JAMEN m. DAI.ZET.I.

(NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport. Iowa. weh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

Ae MILkEMe
no. 20 saADY SFa1s1, DsLOv SECOND,
-. KEEPa CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes TO order
G, euts', Boys 4 Children's Clothing
of the hsst matsria snd In manner that esnno
fail {, q " sasisfsstio Liberal patronage re-
"..tSa,ly solieitsd. lny3l.dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
HENRY sELRY.

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
10. East-ssecond ST., nexs dsor to Perry. iy21
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CHAS. WHITAKER.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA OvpIos on Main ssrsst, in Grants Block, up
staisa. 'my20.dsf
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

iii"n iRiyATE'a Head l1taf5 rs
are for the prGscnt established at ,his
Office. from which will encnatc his
decrecs. Parties who obtain late
papers or news letters will advance
their interests here and hereafter,
whether they have any regard for
their future welfare or not, by sub
.iec'ing them to his inspection a. soon
rs they arrive. As IL. L. o,.trauks
all others in the Conf.drracv, except
the President, and he only does so
or OGfcio, news receivers will do we'll
to heed his requests. The Houston
Telegraph, which is now read by all
who can spell. viii chronicle all tho
facts selected by the aforesaid
H. T.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15
&EZ%AEE-

TUESDAY,, February 4th. 1864.
The Senate met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Samuel Clark, of De Soto,
in the chair.
Kessrs. Annoy. Barrow. Coco, Fuller,
CAN'T, Gray, Lott, Mcdonald, Pond.
Reeves, Rogers, TeXadG. Wall, Weal<s and
Weighiman-l6 Senator'S
The proceedings We're opened with
prayers by Rev. Mr. j. W. Moseicy.
The journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On motion by Mr.. Lott the abscn of
Mr.. Samuel b. oswnft, Senator from the
district composed of the parishes of Con-
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

tu,h day Of Juno. i-a5. br amrndcd aud
rr- enacted so as io rrgl us follows That
All prescriptions Of any aul cCcry nature
whatsoever. Sc aud the same l. hereby sus-
pended iuing the existence uI thr present
war, ana Tor one year after III" ratification
Of treaty of peace between the Coincide
rate States and the United State : provided
that this act shalt not operate in behalf of
any person having adhered 10 the public
enemy by taking the oath OF allegiance t"
ia" United states. rr in any way giving
Them aid aud comfort: nor shall he prori-
si"nS of this act apply To married obliga-
tons drawn in favor Of any person or
persons who have remained within the enc
my line or who coming out fail To make
j::lici'! :,2.an;;;. u 20 present such obilr.-
ti"ns for payment.
On motion by Mr.. Pond. the list section
was amended by adding at the end thereof
III" following additional proviSu': Aud,
provided that whenever Ia" debtor shall
refuse to acknowledge, upon such prcsrn-
iaiI"n, the claim. debt or obligation, pre-
scripion against the same shat, %. inter
rurt"d only BY judicial demand
Md the LIST section WAS adopted rs
amended.
The ID section Vas read ana adopted
Ca motion by MIR. Mcdonald. this bill
tndetw"ut it, - and 81 readings uUd on
Is final passage the yeas ana nays were
ordered under the rules aud being taken
resulted ~ follows. to.wi,:
NrA---hir--r-. hhU"y. Coco. fullrr.
Can't. Gray, Lott. Mrhou.li Pond.
Reeves. Rogers. T"Nuda. Wal, and Weak
T.; Senators.
Nay Mos,r-. Barrow an1 wcfsA,man.
= Senators,
20 tn. hu! res-rd.
ON motion - Mr. Mcdonald. IA, Srrro.
ta.y "s,- directed 81 request luc concurrence
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

l5v MY. Blanks, with S'uN,bUV or 80 niucN
thereof as may be necessary.
! BY Mr.. Griffin. with $500 OUG or so much
| thereof. as may be necessary
BY Mr.. .}oifrion, with $500 600 or So much
thereof as may be Necessary.
The motions were put in their order; the
| fist and second were lost and the motion OF
MIR. Blanks prevailed. and the blank being
| filed accordingly, the section was adopted.
! An additional section was added as fol-
| lows:
Section9. BE it further enacted &c,
| That this take effect from and after its pas
sage.
| On the motion that the bill be ordered to
| be engrossed. the yeas and nays were call
ed for and resulted as follows:
Ycas-Messrs. Anderson Of st. Landry.
Andersen of Madison. Barry Berry, Blanks,
Chapman. Cotton, Couviiion. Donghcr,y.
| Foulh"uzc, Gilmore. Griffin Head. Helm.
Jack. Jotfrion. Johnston of Rapides. Lacy.
MAYO, Mott. McCranie, Myers, Murreil.
News"m, Osborn. Peck. Perkins. Pitre
Robertson. Rouhcu, Snidcr of lsuss;cr, lay
Ior Of atroli 81 yeas.
| Nays-Mcs.rs Collins, Gore. HargiS,
| II odge, Jewell. Johnston of lhcyvitlc, Her
nan, .hc Emery. Morehcad and Taylor Of
Union. II nays.
So the bill was ordered to he ergrossed
and was passed.
MESSAGES FROM TIT: SEr,rE
The Senate. through v. =. Wagner Esq,
its Secretary. asked ,hr concurrence of the
licu-c in q bill entitled
! IN act making appropriations f"r he
! Gu,Iinr~ th,. :,Is, ,l,y Of Mare, -,
Tho sen t." 'ayo1rh .. Arroyo ~ it., a.
>isrGUt Secretary. iufvrm, ! tI." lion " g.,,J
had ,nnruri.,I n ..l..i,. entitled.
An act so nutH"ril" tn" GuF"raur - su..
pend the Signing aud issuing OF Treasury
notes.
Ap act ra,atf,,, to thc 1aae,,iaor,. and
buildings Of tho sac P,nttea,tary Il; Gin
ton. la.
Also asking tie concurrence Of the i.u,,,,.
in &iiIs cat;,i,G:
An act 80 tuthpriz,. E.ffomour< go .apt
Anna and Ju-ruAinc Armstrong ~ his j..
climate hcrr,.
joint Resolution authari-fnr - .;,,,..
craor 30 rent a bujiG:.,. :aY certain -tn.,.
pur,,, So.
An aci relative to the r.v.arlt.of sol.-
ri,s Of State Offices.
Also that tire senate had refused - agree
to the amendments Of tl, House % ~.u,,r
Bill entitled:
An act to organize The Sat. Guard.
And ilnt the Senate had also r,,a,.,d To-
accept he further amendment ar ta, lir,i.,.
TO Senate amendment to House bill n.
i2t entitled: An act to S;l@u.,,I the col
lection of taxes; ; aud that the Senate had
appointed The following Senators on each
"l the committees ~ Conference relative
10 the SAID bills : -'Ie.Sis. lrNada, fond
amt Lott.
'. WurlyIp"n 'nS >p,"5's on '""N'a q
,s Ganf,."n app me" ca '"t S,'1i''I'; ~,
;,t-r, G,;H ! *. a." NJ ','%'y 4!'
Na,,,i.a,, ; -, 90
Tnit,er If CInf,Tanrn ,n ,in sa.',nl III
W.sSrs ~. T',,Inr - ,,'-..,t ,,.., ',,'
McEnrrr, an5 AnJnr,o, Of Vaa;'a, '''''
ire fr.t NJ .a;G cnrn,ni,t.... iLr",,,-,, i.
..l,,j ru,nu offered its i"int rrnnr, rEn,.'.,.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

The y. Y. Herald says that the
people of East Tennessee have re-
vived the old project of forming a
separate government Of that section.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

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That ji. House has cotrurrrl in Senate.
iii entitled an aci e. autauE5l, b. Pa
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REPORTS TGo" STAINING Cc#NITTEa-.
W. h"c'eH- firm n" c"mmin~" - ta.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

The Confederate Senate passed 4
hll declaring that ahsconlir- con
scripts are alien enemies, and sub
i"cting their propcrtvto comiis cation.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

Fer 1lohHc or HcN.-Slch * the
appropriate Inscription on the hat
bands of the Federal invaders Il
Mississippi
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

Thanks 20 Capt. Wm. Kinney for
he loan Of papers.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

'>'''-' y - = 0i-7'iA.N
IN tn"tton by Mr.. TrNaIl the Senate
proceeded With closed doors. 10 the consid-
Grafton of executive business and after
some time therein spent til" door, were re
open, Il.
on motion b. ir. Lott: the Scuatc al
jourucd until tomorrow at II o'clock. \. N.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-15

In the fourth line of the first section, af
Ter the word be- the words and is here
powered was inserted in lieu of REQUIRED
employ in lien Of send. the word "a in
serted before the word 'comretcnt,
In tue sixth lire the word persons was
changed to person. the first word a. v;:s
stricken out, the words competcut and OK
pcrienccd,' inserted before tie word per
son which was changed to persons and in
the 9TH line the word Investigation was
substituted for the word survey
The section as amended was adonted
In the ID line of sec. = the words be and
he were inserted after the word Governor.
and fireworks for and in the name of the
State of louisiana were inserted after the
word autferizod.
The section rs amended was adopted.
In the I'd line Sd section. the word he
was inserted after the word and > the words
the creation Of in the Sd and 4th lines
were stricken out and the words or cause
to be @ ected' were inserted in lien thereof.
In the 9TH line the word production was
changed to producing and the word man
utactnrc' to manufacturing, the order Of
tke last three words in the Sth line was
changed SO as to read metals and s+4it.er~
ais.
And the section as amended was adopt
cd
In the Sd line, Ath section, the word
some was inserted in lien of the word a
after the word appoint, and in the 4th line
tie word scientific was stricken out.
The section as amended was adopted
Tho 9Th section was adopted without
change.
The 9th section was stricken out
1t was moved that the blank in the 9TH
section be filed as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
How to cure a Smoky Chimney

For hard lying the following can't be beat.
A correspondent In New HAMPSHIRE states
that in those parts resides man called Joe. q
fellow noted for the tough lies he can tell, and
a. sample relates the following:
Joe called Al Holton's one day, and found
him almost choked with smoke, when he sug-
gested-
"You don't know as much about smoky
ehimneys as do, Squire, or you'd cure
'em."
"Ah," said Holton. with interest, "did you
ever see smoky chimney cured2"
seen smoky chimney cured ?n said old
Joe. II think havel / had the worst one
In Seaboard county once, and cured 1t lit
tie too much"
"How was that?" asked Holton.
"Why, you see," said Joe, you see, built
little house out yonder at Wolf Hollow, ten
or twelve years ago. Jim Bash, the fellow
who built the chimneys, kept blind drunk
three quarters Of the time, and crazy drunk
the other. told him he would have some
thing wrong, but he stuck TO IL and finished
the house. Well, we moved In, and built a
fire next morning to boil the tea-kettle. All
the smoke came through the room and went
out OF the windows; not bit went up the
hues. We tried II for two or three days, and
II got worse and worse. By-and-by 1t came
on TO rain, and the rain begun to come down
a.
and directly 1t came down by the pailful.-
We had 10 get the baby off the floor as soon
as we could, or 1t would have been drowned.
In nfteen minutes the water stood knee deep
on the floor. II didn't rain half so hard out
side, aHd pretty soon see what was the mat
ter. The drunken cuss had put the chimney
wrong end up, and il drawed downwards; il
gathered all the rain within hundred yards
and poured down by bucketsful"
NssNI shae 4.
Holton." But what in the world did YOU do
with the house? Surely, you never cured
that ehimney?"
"Didn't |. thought" answered old Joe.-
"Yss, did,
"How?" asked Holton.
Turned II the other end up" said the in
corrigible. and then you ought 10 have seen
1t draw. That was the way / cured it too
much.n
Drew too much ?" asked Hoison.
Well, squire, you may judge for yourself
SAID Old joe Pretty soon after we got the
chimney down and the other end up, / missed
one OF the chairs out Of the room, and direct
~ see another OF EN- shooting towards the
fireplace. Next the table went up. Then /
grabbed the old woman under one arm and
the baby under t'other, and started; but lust
as got TO the door, / see the cat going across
the floor backwards, holding on with her
claws to the carpet, yelling awfully. 1t
wasn't no use. l just seen her going over
the top of the chimney, and that was the last
OF herr
well, what did you do then p asked Hol-
ton. "Of course you couldn't live in such a
housel'
Couldn't though ?" said Joe s'but did.
] put poulIice on the jam Of the fireplace,
and that drawcd tother way; so we had no
more trouble"
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
4 R1MARKABLK CURE orr cAsK oxnpo
QY CURRn o. " arpr 1..l.....----

n.
This Is 70 certify that have been cured Of IN.
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing By Mrs. Maaeh,s.
ter. have been to physicians In Boston, New Yort
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they coal
DO nothing for me, unless they tapped me, and A..
sured me that BY tapping could live but a shar,
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and iivs
asiong as could with the disease and then die On
my way home i stayed over night in Portland VITA
afriend OF mine, and told them what my mind was
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded ms
to 90 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
and told me my case exactly.
was so much astonished to think that she told N.
correctly, that told her that would take her medi
oines. not having the least faith that they would
me any good that should get the slightest reses
nom any course whatever; finally took the nedi.
cine and went home In one week from the time
commenced taking me medicine had over three
gallons OF water pcss in hours; and nv fell.
low sufferers may be assured that was great relief
to me. had not been able TO lie down In bed A
night before this for two years. Now can lie dor
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine
eight months, and am as well as any man could,
to be. and no signs Of dropsy. I would advit.
that are sick to 20 and consult Mrs. Mancaes.
even IL they have been given up BY other Il
sioians. have sent her anumber Of cases Of Of;
diseases, and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. Il had no faith, but now my faitl
cannot DO shaked In hcr skill In teing-an curing
disease. CHARLEs s. HAExou,
SARAH Il. HARMON,
MARY A. HARxou,
Beagor, hsins, 1prn Id.
OvvIos HouRs-From 8 A. NJ uHsPm
auT17 In outal ed1y
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-06
MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE INJECTION,

ChE KUN EE INJECTION.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES
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us prepared in highly concentrated FORM the
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us duretic and Alternative in its action purifying
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ease.
CHEROKEE LFJECTT0N is intended as an allv
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All casesof Gonorrhea, elect Fluor AEbus or Whit,.
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OF the burning and almost uncomfortable paip that "a
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fions.
By the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE NJECTION-the two medicines AT
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and the weakened organs are speedily restored To
iul Flgor and strength.
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