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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23
TPUBLIc-No. GIL

An ACT to aid the Indian refugees to return
to their homes in the Indian Territory.
Be It enacted by the Senate and Hosse
Of Represessatives Of the United States
Of Amevics in Cosgress Assembled, That
there bs and is hereby appropriated. out Of
any money in tbs Treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated. for the removal and temporary
relief of the refugee and destitute Indians in
the Southern SUPPLEMENTARY, viz: For ex-
penses Of transportation aud subsistance by
the way tn tho Indian territory, ffty-two
thousand dollars ; for temporary subsistancs
in the Indian country Of refugee and desti.
tuse Iudians, to the close Of the present fiscal
year. ono bundled and ffty-ihree thousand
dollar; for seeds, ploughs, and nscessasy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

TESTIMONY AND ARoUxENr.-Testimo
IA like m arrow shot from 4 long.bow. the
force OF it depends upon the strength Of the
hand that draws it. Argument is like an ar.
row from a cross-bow. which has equal force
though shot by a child.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23
IPUBLIC-NO. 57.1

PUBLIc-No. ST.
AN ACT to provide for the collection of hos
pital dues from vessels of the United
States sold or transferred in foreign ports
or waters.
BE 1t enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives, Of the United States
Of Amrrica in Congress assembled, That
in case of the sal. or transfer of any vessel
of the United States in foreign port or
water, the consul, vice-consul, commercial
agent, Or vicc-commercial agent of the United
States within whose consulate or district such
salc or transfer shall have been made, or in
whose hands the papers Of such vessel. shall
be. be and he is hereby authorized aud re-
quired to collect of the master or agent of
such vessel. all moncystha shall have become
due 70 the United States under aid by virtue
of the act entitled "An act for the relief of
sick and disabled scamen," approved July
sixteenth. seventeen hundred and ninety.
eight, and shall remain unpaid at the time
of such sale or transfer; and that the said
consul, vice-consul. commercial agent, or
vice. commercial agent, ,(as the case may be,)
be and heis hereby instructed and required to
retain possession of the papers of such vessel
until such money shall have been paid as
herein provided; and in dpfanl Of which
such sale or transfer shall be void, except
irg as against the vendor; Proridcd, That
this act shall not take effect until the expira.
ton of sixty days from and after its passage.
APPROVED April 90, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

u A gentleman in Z" MY Maryland" had
a finr negro, to whom he gave the privilege of
hiring himself out and keeping one-half his
wages. A short time since, the negro came
home to his master to tell him that the man
for whom he had been working wished to buy
him. and would give $l,300' for him.
" Well" said his master, "what of that I
don't wish to sell you." I" But you see. mas.
sa," said Sam. Use had a cough some time,
and specs I'm gwine into de sumption. I
don't spec I shall last more n two or three
years, and Id like to take dat man in!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23
fPUBLiC-NO. 58.l

AN ACT to increase the compensation Of in.
spcctors ofcustoms in certain ports.
Be enacted by tile Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be and he is here
by authorized to increase the compensation
Of inspectors Of customs in such ports as he
may think it advisable SO to do. and may des-
ignatc, by andding to the present comppnsa-
ton Of said otficerA sum not exceeding one
dollar per day. But the increase hereby an
thorizcd shall not extend beyond July first,
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve.
APPROvED April 90. 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

~ Cheerfulness, says Addison, il the best
promoter ofthc hralth. Repiuinss and mur-
murings of the heart give impercepible strokes
to those delicate fibrps Of which the vital parts
are composed. and wear ont the machine.
Cheerfulness is as friendly to the mind q to
the body. 1t banishes all anxious carr and
discomfort; soothes and composss the pas
sions, and keeps the soul in perpetual calm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23
fPUBLlC-No. 50,1


An ACT in reference to donation claims in
Oregon and Washington.
Of Representatives, Of the United States
Of America IN C0xgrcss assembled. That,
whenever it shall appear that two donation
settlers in the State Of Oregon or Washing
ton Territory shall hold their conserminous
improvements in such manner as may require
half quarter section to he divided into two
equal parts by line north and south or east
and west. it shall and may be lawful for the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
to issue patents recognising for each
claimant such Subdivisions; this enactment
to include cases existing At the date Of this
act, where thu claim may be proved and
established according to law.
APPROVED, April 26. 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

- Rev. Mr.. Stiggins said :-"I an
charitable man. and think every one entitled
to his opinion. and never cherish malice skainst
my foes. not even against Mr.. Mulberry. who
has indirectly called mo sinner, but still, u
the Lord has a thuuderbolt 10 spare. think
it will b. well bestowed upon dear brother
mulberry's head"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

agricultural implements. to enable them to
raise crop the present ssasou, eighteen
thousand dollars.
APPROVED, May 3, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

HoPE.-We cannot remember night 90
dark a. to have bindersd the approach II
coming day. nor storm 20 furious and dread.
ful as to prevent the return Of warm sunshine
and cloudlees sky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

DurY OF PAHxxrs.-Ths affection Of pa-
rents is best shown to their childrsa by tsaeh-
ing them what 10 good and true.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

%"Over the leh." the can't phrase Inn
plying falsehood. has been abandoned for the
more emphatic and significant expression
"Over the wires"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

PaovEaS.-Psrsoas q iAshiaa stasvs their.
happiness to feed their vanity; and thsif lsvs
to feed their pride.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

MAxrx.-As every trids eeosn to take II.
fense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23

u Ne, are som~times tried BY issiee.
but ,nush oite,ner b. iqjrsies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-07-23
rPuBL1c-No. 66.1


AN ACT q amend An net to incorporate the
inhabitants Of the city of Washington"
passed May fifteen, eighteen hundred and
twenty.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of tie Usited States
Of America in Congvess assembled. That
the first paragraph Of sec'ion eight Of IAN
act to incorporate the inhabitants of the city
of Washington" passed May fifteenth. eigb-
teen hundred and twenty, be amended SO Us
10 read as follows: That the said corporation
shall have full power and authority to lay
taxes on particular wards. parts. or sections
Of the city. for their pa, ticular local improve
ments. and to cause the curbstones TO br set
the foot and carriage ways to be graded and
paved. or 80 much thereof as they may deem
best: and the necessary sewerage and drain.
age facilities to be introduced under and upon
the whole or any portion Of any 'svenur,
etreet. or alley, and also to cause the same to
BE- suitable paved and repaired. and to be At
all times properly cleaned and watered. and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
NEW YnRK Eeh II.


The steamer Fulton from Port Royal the
9th, and Charleston Bar on the morning OF
re l0th. with the 9th Ono regiment on
bard arrived this evening.
Purser j McManus furnishes tie follow
INK for the press:
A blockade runner grounded during fog
~ the 7th inst. aud was destroyed by our
fleet and batteries ~ Charleston haIbor.
An expedition left Port Roy al on she 9th
last. under General Seymour, consisting OF
three brgades and one light battery, and
,endei az Jacksonyiilr. Florida. on the
tnJrniag o! the 9Th ult without any casual
ties. IL Is reported the expedition will
posh on to Tallahassee.
General Gilnore and staff sailed on the
Sth inst. for Pert Royal to JON the cxpedi.
ton.
The British war steamer Pctral With dis.
patches from enc Beujatain. rebel Secretary
of War. arrived off Charleston Bar on The
3sh, aud requested permission to cGmmu-
nicatc with the BRITISH Consul al Savan
nab, which Admiral Daslgren declined to
grant and tue Petral put to sea Immediate
IL - .4r-s-s-a
The Savannah Republican gives glowing
accounts ui rebel i.irs. Ii states that on
i one months supply of substance is in
possession Of the comnssary.
Adm al Dshlgrcn, with the Pawnee,
Water Witch and Massachusetts,, has sailed
t3r s.. Johns, Florida.
Iniec deSerters from the 9th Pennsyl-
vsnil regiment were TO be snot on the Id
nst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

Dispatches from the army of the Po
tomac, state all quiet, Notwithstanding
rumors Of a fight.
Eleven deserters came into our lines
yesterday morning. They had seen the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation, and
come in to take the oath of allegiance.
Herald's Washington dispatch reports
Gen. Meade in town and assumes COM
mand OF the army to,day-Saturday.
MoRRrsrowN, Jan. s.
Reports from acknowledgements the
garrison suffering from small pox, OF
which there are 700 cases, and scarcity
of supplies.
The Richmond Hammer says the
Confederate authorities have taken
measures TO prevent an anticipated rising
OF Yankee prisoners on Belle Isle.
The same paper urges a ii i'd enforce
nent OF the inscription law.
The forces at Richmond are command.
cd by Gen. Esey.
Gen. Hood is assigned to the rebel
army of Tennessee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
LAT
~ hx10RAPE. TT.
oaw Special DlsfAcHss

Nav Yoax, Feb. l3.
The zsmess Hilton Head letter states
that the rebel blockade runner sunk of
Charleston had n cargo of iron plates
and other metal for the construction o.
iron-clsds, and carried four gus. The
rebels have been snable to remove any
Of the cargo % ecnsequcnce Of the heavy
fire of our guns. -,
A refugee IRON Savannah states that
Beauregard's headquarters have been
removed there in anticipation of IN at
tack.
The rebels had $50 torpcdoes to float
down the Savannah river, and 300 troops
were olartcred around the city.
Georgia regiments have already ma
TIMED in consequence OF the short sup
pl es.
Two blockade runners are at Savan-
nah waiting an opporlun 'y to pass Out
gunhoa,s.
The UoriFs letter has a report thai
1000 tr, ops had landed on James Island
near Charleston, 10 the rear OF the rebel
bat.cr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
WAsnlsGros, Feb. IL.


A delegation representing the wool
growing interests Of Pennsy lyania, " est
ern Virginia, aud the eastern part OF
Ohio, are here for the purpose Of con-
shifting with different committees u Con
gress, asking for an incre .sed rate OF dn
ties upon fofeigh wool especially those
of finer texture from the Cape oil Good
Hope, Australia and Me. tia. The duty
on these woods at present is SO very low
that 1t is impossible fpr American WOO!
growers t. compete with it IN tue mar
ket. The tariff asked il ten cents per
pound on these woods, which il is hoped
will better protect The wool growing IN
terest of the West. The representations
of the delegation have been favorably
received thus far.
We lcArn from the front that our
forces 1aptGred six or eight guerrilias
about three miles irou Narieuton last
night. Thoy were dressed in our uni
form.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

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Many Of our patients ASSERT hey have sens
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Then why not pstroniss homo talent-men who
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
Particular Notice.

There ore many Preparations cold Under the
name o. Bltters, put up IN quart bottles compound
ed qt the cheapest achiskey common rum, costing
from 20 to Az cents per gaon the taste disguised by
daise or Corfander Seed.
Ihss class Of Bitters hare caused aud piU con-
time to Gauss as long as thoy be sold huudreds
to die the death Of the drunkurd. BY their use The
system IS kept continually under the influence of al.
chohottc Sttniants of the toorst kind tie desire for
Liquor Is created and Kept up, and the re suit IL all
the horrors attendant upon drankard's life and
death.
FOR those ,oho desire and will have Liouor
Buffers. zee publish the toiiocsag receipt: Get one
bottle OF HoOf1aDd's German Bitters. and
D'ir &c th three quarts OF good Brandy or
whlskey, aud the result wiN be a preparation
that ,cW far excel in medical rirtuc md true re-
ceitency any Of the Liquor Bihers IN the =.
dnd rW cost much less. You ms .,raH til
rirtues Of H0oliand's Biltrr q, conneetior
9th good article Of Liquor, n, much ess priet
than these inferior preparations tUiH cost you
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

RITHs POWER n rs, VESTED m \
Trustee. by 80 Hsary CARRIER, dassd Am,i Ss.,.
y, d1ly aeknowlsdesd aodfooeedsd n ~ ~
oids oi Scott Comfy, Iowa, il back 20" az Ns,s.
s s deeds, q pages 4o5 and 4ss, shall On ~
~. go day o. February. 1884. ~ the hour Of 3 O.
In the city % Davenport, lows. ofs, ~. ~, soo.
pubic venue TO tho highest bidder therefor, n,
SASH, the following lands, to.wit The soa,h. 80.
2sa,ser 4 section No. Nineteen (I9l. tovnsh;s
g. ~. n,shfy I'D North, Range Five f5h EAT *
'ns n'.h ? r NJ, so much thereof a. nav be-
Der to one Spef Whitaker. far he .r;r - nj"
hnndred and Fifty Dollars, Of even data .;,h
SAID Deed OF Trust, togett er With intere,t IA
ess 81 $50. JAMES GRANT.
Trusfaa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
ST. Louis. Feb. IL

- 81. LOUIs, rep. Id.
Mr.. ohnson, Of ST. Louis, chairman
OF the committee to investigate the mil
llary affairs of this State, made verv
elaborate report to the lower house Of
'he icg'sla;u yesterday.
The Memphis Bulletin publishes a
card, signci by 800 of the best citizens.
I'd iressed to the people of Tennessee,
npon the subject of recognizing the
State and re-estabishing its relations
with the national government. 1t re-
cnmmends the immediate emancipation
as the best policy, and calls upon all to
support the same by meeting at Mem
phs on the 22d inst, ss.s..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
Dr.. SeCeet,e
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For iAeaoaa'ism. Gout, Nsuro1q;a. L.pbo,e. Sri.
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oK al OF which IL il a speedy and certain
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A. ~ ALLKvIAToR o. PAIN, il IL uLrivaled By
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ms la niment will ours rapidly and radically,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

CHARLESTON, FEB. 8.
The enemy renewed their fire on the
city last evening. A fifth monitor made
Its appearance To-day.
The enemy are engaged in mounting
several guns at tort Wagner, bearing
on the channel.
A 200 FOUNDER shell exploded last
week in !. blacksmith shor, wounding
SIX persons.
The Erom'ner contains a report Of
Gen Lees late Federal Reconnaissance,
which states that the Fcderals left saven
teen dead and lorty-sx wounded on the
rebels haads. Our loss WAS tour XII
ed and twenty wounded,a Lieutenant and
TWEEN y-fve ofour men We're captured
One Federal Captain and 80 men were
captured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
WAsHINGrsN, Feb. IL.

sc California Quicksilver Mining Com
~ : cane up in the Supreme Court TO-
day ard was set for hearing on the Goth.
Tue mines are now worked on contract to
psy tie government one.tbird o. tie pro.
csed !, and in the event Of decision in "a
ver Of the UniFed States, The Company is
t. give peaceabic possession.
There seems TO be difference OF opinion
among the Senators that the recent elec-
tion 4 a Senator By the Kansas Lagisia
tuse vas premature, and therefore invalid
4 resolution will shortly be introduced in
TIE senate defning the constitutions pro-
VISION With reference TO such elections.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
Chicago Il Northwestern Railway

1903. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1898.
For Rockford, Beioit, Freeport Galena, Swans ..
jar esviIle, Madison, Lacrosse, Prairie d. CHEN,
~. PAuL Fond du Lao, Oshkosh, Watertown,
Berlin, and all points in Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
End North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars t. Jsnssvills, W atestown,
Fond d. Lac and Oskoah, and connecting At Prai-i
ne du Chien and Lacrosse with splendid Packets
lg s.~s.
I'll Points on the MIissjssippl..,,R River.
Trains leave Chicago - fellows:
6:45 A M-Day Express.
$40 A M--Way Passengers.
6:O0P NJ Jsnesvills and Rockford aGcommsls.
ton.
$50 might Express.
~ Nov and elegant sleeping cars are run
on AL Night Trains, and paten, ventilated cars
with patent busters atiaced 10 ali day trains.
GEO. !. DUNLAP, oup't
3. On WIHr R0BTNsO' 1snI Ticket Al.
mv7- G
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13
iii Points on the Missjssippi..Riyer.
ERIE RAIL WAY.
RO9 ~

Great Broad Gauge DesIls zEGek and 2slswssA
Route. to
New York, Boston, Phila1elphia, Baltimore, Har-
risburg and all Eastern Cities. camping The
Great Through United States Nh ils.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK OR
- Buffalo on the arrival of al tsaiDs from the
West, via the Lake Shore railroad, also from Sal
amanca on the arrival Of trains Wis the New
Broad Gauge Atlantis and Great w estsrn Railway
from Cleveland, o.. giving Passengers the I'D.
vantage, from Dunkirk Or Buffalo. 90 from Glove
land, o., Of six Foot Gsugs. combising case
and comfort without change, In Wide, Hoony
Palace Cars, direct to New York. A perfsetios
attained BY No sthsr route. H.~4
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East AMI Went, our fssilitjss
are uurvailed. Fermjpg close and raliable 60
nections q Dsnkirt and Ba1ale With Wssesm
roads. and q Aelanapos VIII The Bfoad 0auge
Atlantic and Great Wostefn Railway, b. vhieh
routs thers 10 ~ tfaasfsr bstWesn Nov iosk -
o' ExPRsss rnEIGHr TRAINS lsavs Hsv
York daily for I'll points n ne Wsst, nakisg -
Quick tine end - Low rates q By any other route
~ Frei9h o. Passage inqnire q III he psin-
eipol ol1Iees In the West and st "a Clark stsUst
Cficaeo. 40 Deoed Wy, New York, aoa - 8eotA
0treeS i. = New York, Is Stste 6tsode, DUsten.
'-~"--s~~rn OHAS. MUOT. 0sa1 Ssp's. 4.
Els. Sr.sC19 vgDon Aon1e
n ". BLAucuAnD, 0eni Fright Agent.
WsR. Bass, 0spesal Tiesst Agsos. des9S